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OHMI Connect

OHMI's online resource to help with the idenfication of musical instruments and apparatus
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OHMI Connect is a FREE online resource, designed to help disabled musicians find the adapted instruments and enabling equipment best suited to their needs.
 
The website provides two entries into support: a search for instruments based on a musician’s impairment; and a search for options relating to a particular musical instrument. 

For more guidance on how to use OHMI Connect, please see the instruction video below.

​To open OHMI Connect please click https://ohmiconnect.org.uk

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  • Home
    • About
    • Stories
    • OHMI Music-Makers
    • OHMI Research Partnership
    • Latest Annual Report
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Team
    • History of OHMI
  • Supporting OHMI
    • Donate
    • BBC Radio 4 Charity Appeal
    • OHMI Fundraisers
    • OHMI Funders
    • OHMI Affiliates
  • OHMI Competition
    • Competition Rules
    • Competition Judges
    • Past winners
  • Instruments
    • Shop
    • Instrument hire scheme
    • Woodwind
    • Strings
    • Brass
    • Electronic
    • Instrument Fingering Charts
  • Resources
    • OHMI Connect
    • OHMI CPD Training
    • Research >
      • Teaching research
  • News and Views
    • News
    • Press