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You can see the LGBT community is not really getting along with the geek community that well, the arts community, the music community.
But then you also have this tremendous diversity of people that are interested in different kinds of music.
Other boy bands, country singers, gospel music, funk and rap and stand-up comedy, and there's even a whole section around drugs and jokes.
So you have that same kind of spread of sports and civics and the arts and music, but it's represented in a very different way, and I think that maybe fits with our understanding of Rio as being a very multicultural, musically diverse city.
We know that it's music, language, and embroidery.
It took a lot of convincing and discussions with these communities until they agreed that we are going to promote their language by making a booklet of their stories, fables and old tales in the tribe, and we would promote their music by making a CD of the songs from the tribe, and some drumbeating.
So, for example, people are always telling you, "Be creative, make new music, do art, invent things, science and technology."
(Music: "Mary Had a Little Lamb") And this is a high-speed video we recorded of that bag of chips.
(Music: "Mary Had a Little Lamb") And we can recover speech as well.
And we connected over really small things, like the fact that I love country music, which is really strange for Palestinians.
(Music: "Interpassion") Hi, my name is I am the one that tangles up consonants and vowels.
Interpassion, (Music) (Music ends) (Applause) Thank you.
(Music: "Ba$$in") Ready?
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(Music ends) (Applause) (Cheering) Thank you so much.
The myth here is that the left brain is logical, it's good with equations like this, and the right brain is more creative, so the right brain is better at music.
So the original study found that participants who were played Mozart music for a few minutes did better on a subsequent IQ test than participants who simply sat in silence.
But a follow-up study recruited some people who liked Mozart music and then another group of people who were fans of the horror stories of Stephen King.
And they played the people the music or the stories.
The people who preferred Mozart music to the stories got a bigger IQ boost from the Mozart than the stories, but the people who preferred the stories to the Mozart music got a bigger IQ boost from listening to the Stephen King stories than the Mozart music.
Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to be true of someone who listened to the music of Mozart almost every day, Mozart himself, who suffered from gonorrhea, smallpox, arthritis, and, what most people think eventually killed him in the end, syphilis.
I think of my work as sort of a remix, in a way, because I'm working with somebody else's material in the same way that a D.J. might be working with somebody else's music.
And because she can't appear in photographs, Samantha decides to write a piece of music that will capture a moment of her life just like a photograph would.
Her name is AIVA, and she's an artificial intelligence that has learned the art of music composition by reading over 30,000 scores of history's greatest.
And from a couple of bars of existing music, it actually tries to infer what notes should come next in those tracks.
And once AIVA gets good at those predictions, it can actually build a set of mathematical rules for that style of music in order to create its own original compositions.
And in a way, this is kind of how we, humans, compose music, too.
But music is also a supersubjective art.
And we needed to teach AIVA how to compose the right music for the right person, because people have different preferences.
(Music ends) What do you think?
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