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Alan Turing's Mark II computer was used to make music in 1951

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Alan Turing's Mark II computer was used to make music in 1951
The melodies, including God Save the Queen and Baa Baa Black Sheep, were captured by a BBC team on a visit to Alan Turing's National Computing Laboratory in Manchester in 1951
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