My take on the classical parts of it, as a classical pianist. Overall: stylistic coherency on the scale of ~15 seconds. Better than anything I've heard so far.

My take on the classical parts of it, as a classical pianist. Overall: stylistic coherency on the scale of ~15 seconds. Better than anything I've heard so far. Seems to have an attachment to pedal notes. Mozart: I would say Mozart's distinguishing characteristic as a composer is that every measure "sounds right". Even without knowing the piece, you can usually tell when a performer has made a mistake and deviated from the score. The mozart samples sound... wrong. There are parallel 5ths everywhere. Bach: (I heard a bach sample in the live concert) - It had roughly the right consistency in the melody, but zero counterpoint, which is Bach's defining feature. Conditioning maybe not strong enough? Rachmaninoff: Known for lush musical textures and hauntingly beautiful melodies. The samples got the texture approximately right, although I would describe them more as murky more than lush. No melody to be heard.