Artificial intelligence and music
Tom Service programmes himself into the matrix of musical artificial intelligence.
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Lorne Balfe
Terminated
Composer: Lorne Balfe.- Skydance Productions LLC and Paramount Pictures.
- B010DE0HS2.
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Delia Derbyshire
Mattachin
Performer: Delia Derbyshire.- 大象传媒 WorldWide Ltd.
- REC-25MCD.
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Joep Beving
Apophis
Composer: Maarten Vos. Performer: Cappella Amsterdam.- Deutsche Grammophon.
- 00028947998808.
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Johann Sebastian Bach
15 Inventions BWV.772-86 (Two-part inventions) for keyboard: No.6 in E major
Performer: Glenn Gould.- SONY.
- SMK52596.
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Robert Laidlow
Silicon for orchestra and artificial intelligence
Conductor: Vimbayi Kaziboni. Performer: 大象传媒 Philharmonic. -
Holly Herndon
Fear, uncertainty, doubt
Performer: Holly Herndon.- 4AD.
- 0140CD.
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Musical Dice-game KA.294d (K8.516f)
Performer: Erik Smith. Performer: Neville Marriner.- PHILLIPS.
- 4757383.
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Johann Sebastian Bach
Musical Offering BWV.1079: Fuga Canonica In Epidiapente
Conductor: Jordi Savall. Performer: Le Concert des Nations.- ALIA VOX.
- AV9817.
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John Cage
Music of changes for piano
Performer: Stephanie McCallum.- ABC.
- 00028948142705.
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Pierre Boulez
Repons for 6 soloists, ensemble, computer generated sounds and live electronics
Performer: Ensemble intercontemporain.- DG.
- 00028945760520.
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Philip Glass
Quartet no. 2 (Company) for strings: IV
Performer: Smith Quartet.- SIGNUM.
- SIGCD117.
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Holly Herndon
Last Gasp
Performer: Holly Herndon.- 4AD.
- 0140CD.
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