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Chess Games Translated To Music 87

An anonymous reader writes "Blogger Jonathan W. Stokes used algebra to map famous chess games onto a piano, and then outputted the results as MP3s. The tunes created are surprisingly listenable."
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Chess Games Translated To Music

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  • by jfengel ( 409917 ) on Wednesday February 23, 2011 @05:35PM (#35293954) Homepage Journal

    Seems to me the first thing you'd want is a control game. Convert a game played by two amateurs to music. Or two computers making random legal moves. Do they sound any less listenable?

    Or have you just rediscovered basic music theory that random notes in the same key end up sounding like music?

    It's pretty clear from listening that it's not following any time pattern; it's got no beat.

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