Sounds, sounds, and more sounds. The classical musician will readily sense a kind of ghoulish morbidity in such a project. It is akin to the provisions of a living will, giving the corpse's organs over to science or for transplant. But the issue, like so many others that arise with the development of new technology, will not rest with our reluctance to confront it. There is a clear and present need for this project to be supported and executed, by the best musicians, and in the finest halls.
History is littered with lost arts.
For centuries, the ancients carved stone to a perfection of realism in fidelity to nature. Then, with the fall of Rome, and almost overnight, the world was left without a single person capable of doing it. More than a thousand years later, Donatelo learned from relics, and had no one to teach him. For the most part, however, we can only look on the past with wonder. It is a graveyard and resurrections are rare.