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Participants in the online discussion 'Classical music and artificial intelligence'. From left to right, top to bottom: George Coulouris, John Dante Prevedini, Michael Stephen Brown, April Fredrick, Adrian Rumson, Keith Bramich and David RainVIDEO PODCAST: John Dante Prevedini leads a discussion about Classical Music and Artificial Intelligence, including contributions from George Coulouris, Michael Stephen Brown, April Fredrick, Adrian Rumson and David Rain.

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Chisholm

This can refer to the Scottish composer Erik Chisholm or the New Zealand composer Hayden Chisholm.

A selection of articles about Chisholm

Music's connective tissue - The story of STROMA, by Howard Smith

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