« Playing The Market... | Main | Pulitzer Prize for Music gets the "Once-Over" by Fred Kaplan (and other musings about Monk). »

Just to show you that making music is not so easy, read this article about the experience of a one, Michael Walker (NY Times writer). This gentleman, who never composed a piece of music in his life before, conducted an experiment in public (you can listen to the result) to see if a novice could actually write music with the help of a computer program.

Judge for yourself, but after only a minute or two, we had to turn off his "masterpiece" and put on some Coltrane to clear the ears...

Name (required)
Email
Website
Remember personal info? Yes   No
Comments

home | music | democracy | earth | money | projects | about | contact

Site design by Matthew Fries | © 2003-23 Consilience Productions. All Rights Reserved.
Consilience Productions, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
All contributions are fully tax deductible.