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Of all novel computing methods, quantum computation (QC) is currently themost likely to move from the realm of the unconventional into the conventional.As a result some initial work has been done on applications of QC outside ofscience: for example music. The small amount of arts research done in hardwareor with actual physical systems has not utilized any of the advantages ofquantum computation (QC): the main advantage being the potential speed increaseof quantum algorithms. This paper introduces a way of utilizing Grover'salgorithm - which has been shown to provide a quadratic speed-up over itsclassical equivalent - in algorithmic rule-based music composition. The systemintroduced - qgMuse - is simple but scalable. Example melodies are composedusing qgMuse using the ibmqx4 quantum hardware. The paper concludes withdiscussion on how such an approach can grow with the improvement of quantumcomputer hardware and software.

Applying Quantum Hardware to non-Scientific Problems: Grover's Algorithm and Rule-based Algorithmic Music Composition