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Researchers used algorithms to finish composing Beethoven’s 10th Symphony Algorithms have long been driving manufacturing processes...

The latest trend in book cover design. A DIY “open source ereader.” A new subscription service for under-appreciated books. “The digital death of the collector.” Turning waste into graphene. Celebrating masks. Biohacking DNA to take over gene sequencing computers. How much would Bach make on Spotify? AI helps Beethoven finish his Tenth Symphony. A gallery of “Strava art.” An ill-advised vending machine for china. All that and more in WhatTheyThink’s weekly fat bear miscellany.

SIR – Having been a police officer for 30 years (serving as a detective inspector), I know that officers and staff up and down the country will have been horrified by the murder of Sarah Everard.

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In 1817, the Royal Philharmonic Society in London commissioned Ludwig Von Beethoven to compose his Ninth and Tenth symphonies. He completed the Ninth Symphony, which concludes the...

Dans cet entretien de 1955, Abel Gance raconte la naissance du film 'La Roue', motivé par sa recherche d’un nouveau langage cinématographique. Ce film de 1923 réussissait par un montage d’images rapides à faire ressentir au public une impression physique de mouvement, renforçant l'effe[...]

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Rock Out To Russian Classical Music With This Metallica-Inspired Guitarist May 10, 2021 Is our national knowledge of serious Western culture caught in a critical decline? That’s okay, forget Mozart and Beethoven for rest of this article. We Americans bring a big advantage to the table to preserve this heritage. Our immense, all-encompassing pop culture gives us the tools to understand a great deal of what people call “classical music.” You just have to know what part of classical music we...

Review: Emanuel Ax shows why he’s a rare breed among concert pianists in Dallas Symphony programs Ax performed Beethoven’s ‘Emperor’ Concerto with the Dallas Symphony, led by guest conductor David Robertson, following an earlier chamber music concert. Pianist Emanuel Ax performs with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra at the Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas on April 15.(Lawrence Jenkins / Special Contributor) Unlike many concert pianists these days, Emanuel Ax doesn’t show off. Instead...

ON January 22, the United Nations ratified the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons: they are now illegal, globally. So what? We all know that we live in a world of “realpolitik”: power rules. How can we understand the threat posed here? Alan Riach argues that we can do so most deeply by bringing together two of the greatest artists of the last 200 years, Gustav Mahler and Sorley MacLean. When Gustav Mahler composed his cycle of songs, “Das Lied von der Erde” (1908-09), he en...