A robot standing on stage during the 'Mahler Unfinished Project' at the Ars Electronica in Linz, Upper Austria. An unusual orchestra performance in the Austrian city of Linz saw Mahler's unfinished Symphony No.10 played, followed by six minutes of "Mahleresque" music written by software. — Photos: AFP
LINZ, Austria: Can artificial intelligence turn out symphonies to match one of the greats of classical music?
That was the question posed by one unusual orchestra performance in the Austrian city of Linz on Friday, in which Gustav Mahler's unfinished Symphony No.10 was played – immediately followed by six minutes of "Mahleresque" music written by software.
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