Music historians, musicologists, composers, and computer scientists teamed up to <a href="https://theconversation.com/how-a-team-of-musicologists-and-computer-scientists-completed-beethovens-unfinished-10th-symphony-168160">finish Ludwig van Beethoven’s unfinished 10th symphony. </a>&nbsp;The musician only left behind some musical sketches upon his death in 1827.&nbsp;The team worked on finishing the symphony with the use of artificial intelligence. Scientists at the creative AI startup<a href="https://www.playform.io/"> Playform AI</a> taught a machine on Beethoven’s entire work and his creative process. This was done to ensure that the machine could be trained enough to generate a finished 10th symphony. The entire process took almost two years to successfully present a completed Beethoven symphony for the world to hear. Check out our Neatorama article on the matter <a href="https://www.neatorama.com/2021/09/28/Beethoven-s-10th-Symphony-Now-Complete/">here!&nbsp;</a> Image credit: Circe Denyer / CC 1.0 Universal#Music #LudwigvanBeethoven #Beethoven #10thSymphony #ArtificialIntelligence&nbsp;

AI Completed Beethoven's Tenth Symphony

You have never heard Beethoven's Fifth Symphony like this before!Music teacher Nelly Guilhemsans directed 185 students of Saint-Michel-Garicoits de Cambo school in the Basque region of southwest France to clap, finger snap and foot stomp to the tunes of Beethoven's Symphony No.5.#Beethoven #bodypercussion #music #clapping #fingersnap #footstompImage: Saint-Michel-Garicoits de Cambo schoolView the performance below:

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