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“Bach vs. neural networks”: House of Music performs works created by artificial intelligence

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Hearing a voice that does not exist in nature – something that once seemed impossible. Now the timbre of a baritone, which was named “Phantom” in honour of the main character in the musical “The Phantom of the Opera”, has been heard for the first time on the stage of the Svetlanov Hall at the Moscow International House of Music.

How does a neural network perform opera roles? How was modern academic music for wind orchestra created?

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TV BRICS reporter: Anna Gryzlova

TV BRICS cameraman: Armen Sargsyan

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Language: Chinese
Duration: Short < 20 min
Country: China
Filming location: Moscow

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“Bach vs. neural networks”: House of Music performs works created by artificial intelligence

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