Discover the World of Classical Music with ChatGPT

As a music lover you probably already know a lot about classical music. Yet, ChatGPT offers us a completely new way to explore classical music. Not only can you have long interesting conversations with composers you can also ask ChatGPT to explain in great detail how their compositions are structured.

To get good results, the result you want, it’s essential to craft a good prompt. A prompt is the text containing instructions that you give ChatGPT to generate output. The quality of the prompt will influence the quality of the generated output. If the prompt is vague, ambiguous, or poorly phrased, ChatGPT may generate irrelevant or incorrect responses.

In a few years from now writing a good prompt will be a skill that is as common as knowing how to drive a car

Let’s give it try.

I’ve always been fascinated by George Philip Telemann. In his lifetime he was very popular. Much more than Johann Sebastian Bach. Although there were contemporaries, born four years apart, they probably never met.

Telemann composed with an astonishing speed. 3000 compositions. It is sometimes held against him; if you write so much music it must have diluted the quality. Enough said, we’ll ask him about it.

Let’s ask him about his favourite composition. I have asked this question to many ChatGPT-created composers. They’re evasive. They all start by saying that it’s difficult for them to choose one. Maybe Telemann is more direct?

Ok, so now we know that Telemann was very fond of this concerto. We can now ask ChatGPT to tell us more about the composition. We’ll use a different prompt for that:

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