At age four, Nadia Rosenberg took her first guitar lesson and learned to sing, “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.” Nadia was born hearing but became profoundly deaf with a rare autoimmune condition when she was about 16 months old. Implanted with two cochlear implants at age 26 months, she’s now eleven and music is a very important part of her life. “I love everything about music,” says the active pre-teen. “Sometimes it feels like the world is made up of music, so it feels important to me. I love all music–rock music, singing only, instruments only. And, the dancing that can go with it. Except tap dancing–that’s just a bunch of ‘clickety clack,’ which I don’t think has anything to do with my gear!”
