1967. An episode of the American television show, I've got a secret, is broadcast. A young man approaches a jury of four people, who must guess what he is there for. With starry eyes, he sits down in front of a piano and begins to play a score. When questioning the boy and after a few fruitless questions, one of the members of the jury asks: Was the piece written by a computer? The young man agrees, at the age of 17, Raymond Kurzweil has just invented the first calculator capable of writing piano music.

By passing the footage in a modern Midi format translator algorythm, a score is obtained and print.