Bach Google Doodle
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Overview
Bach Google Doodle is Google's[1] first AI-powered interactive doodle made in partnership with Google Magenta and Google PAIR to commemorate 17th Century composer Johann Sebastian Bach's birthday.
Background
On March 20th, 2019, Google released an introduction video for the Bach Google Doodle (shown below). The doodle allows players to compose two measures of music and then creates a harmony in the style of Bach using machine learning. The program was made available from the 21st to the 22nd of March.
Development
Many people began proudly showing off their compositions on Twitter. On March 21, Twitter user @jaheeres uploaded their composition (shown below). It was then posted to ClassicFM's[3] website as a favorite.
Not bad! #bachdoodle pic.twitter.com/z5TK3akNsK
— Photojournalist Jason Heeres (@jaheeres) March 21, 2019
On March 22nd, @GoogleDoodles[2] tweeted about an Easter Egg located in the doodle. If you click on a guitar amp in the background it activates a rock setting (shown below).
That same day, others began sharing Bach AI rendition's of famous melodies. Twitter user @margaretteteo uploaded the melody of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" and shared it (shown below).
My Bach-style composition of Bohemian Rhapsody 🎹 #GoogleDoodle #BachDoodle #Bach #Queen pic.twitter.com/LXkSed9LS3
— Margarette Rhose Teo (@margaretteteo) March 22, 2019
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