Meet the computers/composers at the Vortex Club in London!
Join researchers to hear how computers can learn to compose music, as well as the results of their efforts.
This is the first concert ever in which all of the music has been written by a computer.
And more importantly, a computer which has learned by itself to compose.
We will go on a journey starting with the Renaissance and then moving through Baroque, Classical and Romantic periods. The journey will end with 20th Century modernism, and modern folk and pop. All compositions written by computers that have learned to create.
Finally, after the concert, the Mark d’Inverno quintet will lead us on a more informal exploration of jazz (classics and new works composed by AI).
The concert is a result of machine learning research, funded by the European Commission, in the project Learning To Create (Lrn2Cre8) and ERC Advanced Grant 291156, Flow Machines.
WED 28 SEPTEMBER 2016, 8PM
Vortex Club
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“FLOW MACHINES”、”フローマシーンズ”は、ソニー株式会社の商標です。
“FLOW MACHINES”、”フローマシーンズ”は、ソニーコンピュータサイエンス研究所が開発した技術です。
The research leading to these results has received funding from the European Research Council under the European Union’s Seventy Framework Programme (EP7/2007-2013 Grant Agreement no. 291156)
The research leading to these results has been conducted by Sony Computer Science Laboratories Paris (Sony CSL Paris) and Pierre and Marie Curie University (UPMC)