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4/5. Pirates. What is it about the ear-and-brain mechanism that makes us react to music in the way we do? And how does music affect those with synaesthesia, for whom every note has its own vibrant colour? Continuing the series celebrating the diversity of contemporary British fiction. Producer Elizabeth Allard

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