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No discrimination.....
Art Therapy for the soul. A general practitioner writes to your heart with his pen and brush.
Chess and music are my two great companions. Both complement each other in the way we use our thinking processes. The link between these 2 great art forms are further demonstrated in the world of computing in a soon to be marketed software program called Ludwig, a product of Chessbase, a leading German chess software company. It is discovered that music composition can be programmed in much the same way as chess.
Ludwig, due out in October 2007, should be a great music composition companion for the novice musician. It is able to compose according to any level of competency, accompanied by other musical instruments or even a full orchestra, if so desired. You can choose your own ensemble. It is suitable for people like me who is not used to rote learning and playing from memory. I depend very much on notation, actually. Perhaps, the only thing we cannot control during music composition, I suppose, is the musical style, which should be very Western and classical. Here are some samples of Ludwig’s composition.