Dorset orchestra forms 'first ensemble of disabled musicians' - BBC News
The musicians hope to show that disabled people can and should be more involved in classical music.
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra is thought to be the first professional orchestra in the world to form an ensemble of disabled musicians.

The group is led by a disabled conductor, James Rose, who has cerebral palsy.

He does not have control of his arms so uses a baton attached to his head to lead the musicians.