When Ludwig van Beethoven died in 1827, he left an enormous oeuvre: 727 compositions, including nine symphonies.

Almost everyone has heard passages from them, at least the opening of the Fifth or the last movement of the Ninth.

Nearly 200 years after Beethoven’s death, people wearing suits and festive dresses will sit in a concert hall and listen to his Tenth Symphony.
Beethoven left a few sketches, and the computer took it up from there – in the spirit of the great composer.

The opus, lasting for 25 minutes, was curated by a team of international IT specialists and music experts.