this month, for the first time, she was able to perform with fellow musician alison balfour, a friendve a look at the project in action. i had this thought. imagine, just imagine, if it would be possible to read information from your brain to compose music. that somebody can no longer move their body, can no longer play a musical instrument. imagine if you could design something to reconnect this person with music. when i met rosie, there was something that clicked. i knew that she was a musician. i knew that she would understand. the system is reading rosie's brainwaves. she makes a selection and the violin player plays those phrases. that moment was magical. the idea of playing with rosie again after so many years was something i never imagined would be possible. that is just a little of the film that explains how that scientific process works. earlier alison balfour told the victoria derbyshire programme about her experience playing alongside rosie again. it was a privilege. i felt honoured to be playing with rosie after all this time. it was extraordinary to see her reaction to se

this month, for the first time, she was able to perform with fellow musician alison balfour, a friendf playing with rosy again after so many years was something i never imagined would be possible. —— rosie. earlier alison balfour — a friend and fellow musician — told the victoria derbyshire programme about her experience playing alongside rosie again. it was a privilege. i felt honoured to be playing with rosie after all this time. it was extraordinary to see her reaction to see what was possible, notjust for rosie but for possibly many other people. tell us more about her before the accident and your friendship? well, we were not best friends. she was a bit younger than me. but we are all together in an orchestra, and we are all violinists together. and when she had this accident, we all felt utterly broken. and it took a long time to get over that. people will know, of course, that listening to music can be transformational for your feelings. how much do you think it has meant to her to do this? well, i hope it has meant quite a lot to her. her reaction when we were doing the record

this month, for the first time, she was able to perform with fellow musician alison balfour, a friend person with music. when i met rosie, there was something that clicked. i knew that she was a musician. i knew that she would understand. the system is reading rosie's brainwaves. she makes a selection and the violin player plays those phrases. that moment was magical. the idea of playing with rosie again after so many years was something i never imagined would be possible. earlier alison balfour, a friend and fellow musician, told the victoria derbyshire programme about her experience playing alongside rosie again. it was a privilege. i felt honoured to be playing with rosie after all this time. it was extraordinary to see her reaction to see what was possible, notjust for rosie but for possibly many other people. tell us more about her before the accident and your friendship? well, we were not best friends. she was a bit younger than me. but we are all together in an orchestra, and we are all violinists together. and when she had this accident, we all felt utterly broken. and it took

music plays well, i am very pleased to say we can now speak to the violinist, alison balfour, who performedfeel doing that? well, it was a privilege. i felt honoured to be playing with rosy after all this time. it was extraordinary to see her reaction, to see what was possible, not just for see her reaction, to see what was possible, notjust for rosy but for possibly many other people. tell us more about her before the accident, and yourfriendship. more about her before the accident, and your friendship. we weren't best friends. she was a bit younger than me. but we were all together in the orchestra, and we were all violinists together. when she had this accident, we all felt utterly broken, and it took a long time to get over that. people will know, of course, that listening to music can be transformational for your feelings. how much do you think it has meant to her to do this? well, i hope it has meant quite a lot to her. her reaction when we were doing the recording was wonderful to see. she looked so happy. she was smiling, and she had a look of total exhilaration, i have to say. and