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I think he's being a bit too histrionic about EMI here. It produces good music, but it has to be highly "inspired" by a human composer first. Without the works
by zasz 18y ago
I think he's being a bit too histrionic about EMI here. It produces good music, but it has to be highly "inspired" by a human composer first. Without the works of a genius artist to consume and process, EMI would not be able to produce anything lovely itself. It can only elaborate on a composer's style, not have one of its own. For now, computers still don't have real creativity.
- unalone 18y agoYeah. That's what I was thinking. The fact remains that without Chopin, the EMI can't do anything. It can't create, it can only emulate. Rather like a lot of other, lesser composers, for that matter. ;-)
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