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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.

Rubinstein

Uusually refers to the pianist Arthur Rubinstein or to the composer, pianist and conductor Anton Rubinstein. Can also refer to American pianist, David Rubinstein (born 1949).

A selection of articles about Rubinstein

CD Spotlight. Spiritual Outpourings - CD Spotlight. Spiritual Outpourings. Alexander Romanovsky plays Rachmaninov, heard by Gerald Fenech. '... passion and elegance.'

CD Spotlight. Almost a Transformation - David Rubinstein plays Busoni, heard by K C Devereaux. '... Rubenstein's hand is steady on the tiller.'

CD Spotlight. Such Clarity - Piano music by Prokofiev, heard by Robert Anderson. '... enviable simplicity and beauty of tone.'

Legendary generosity - Remembering Constance Keene (1921-2005): an appreciation, by John Bell Young

CD Spotlight. Fire and brimstone? - Fabio Grasso plays Rubinstein, and Gordon Rumson raises some serious issues. '... great elan and vibrancy.'

A star is reborn - BBC Legends, passing its one hundredth release, is appreciated by John Bell Young

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