Announcing a new collaboration with Imperial College

I am extremely pleased to say that I have begun working on a innovative project with Alison McGregor  who is a Professor of Musculoskeletal Biodynamics in the Department of Surgery and Cancer, where she manages the Human Performance Group, and the engineer, Matthew Banger  in the biodynamics Laboratory at Imperial College, London.  This collaboration, using  Markerless technology, will go a long way toward providing evidence concerning the function (movement) of the pianist’s skeleton and,  possibly building on that, to show the relevant muscles which flex and extend the skeletal bones of the torso, and the ‘reach to grasp’ i.e. the scapula, upper arm, forearm/hand during  performance.