Machines Vs Musicians
The Score Magazine|January 2018

Machines Vs Musicians

Aditi Sarawagi
Machines Vs Musicians

The famous musical Les Misérables has been in production for years and is one of the most famous musicals in the world. It switched from a 22-piece orchestra to an 11 piece one with a computer replacing 11 musicians. This was done after the production was shifted from the Palace Theatre to the Queen’s Theatre in London which is a smaller theatre and apparently doesn’t have room for a full orchestra. The fact that the computer replacing the artists reduced the cost of the musical by several thousand dollars doesn’t hurt either. This is not a new phenomenon. Over the years several productions have started performing with semi virtual orchestras to reduce costs and increase functionality. From live performance to recording studios, this phenomenon of replacing musicians with machines is slowly but steadily infiltrating the music industry.

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