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Can computers compose?

Can computers compose music that is worth listening to?

Published May 14, 2014

Categorized as music Tagged bbc radio 4, computer algorithm, computer composition, computer creativity, computer program, documentary, iamus, modern classical music, ragtime music, turing test

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Acoustical Engineer at Salford University, host of https://t.co/qSsJHg814E and author of Now You're Talking and Sonic Wonderland.

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