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Mick Sussman’s avant-garde project, The Rosenberg Algorithmic Music Generator: The Complete Early Works, has reached it’s end. The project includes 365 singles (in one year). All are available for download / streaming. The complete playlist runs 22 hrs. 7 min., proving, Rosenberg’s productivity.
“Selected Works, Vol. 1”
Who is the composer? Mick Sussman (U.S.) – or his own software program, The Rosenberg Algorithmic Music Generator?
With the push of a button, Rosenberg creates a unique composition, making thousands of decisions based on a sequence of randomized processes. The titles are generated randomly as well…
The resulting compositions – mesmeric, microtonal, rhythmically intricate, seemingly purposeful and surprisingly varied – demonstrate the potential of partially automated creativity.
Rosenberg is freakishly prolific: it can crank out music as fast as a human can process it, 50 hours and counting.
The pieces on The Rosenberg Algorithmic Music Generator: Selected Works, Vol. 1 are in the same vein as the just released 365 singles. Since the CD tracks are generated after this large project, they also unveil an interesting development…
The CD is available in a limited edition of 500 copies.
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