In The Olden Days, Everybody Sang. You

When I Am With Composers, I Say I Am A Conductor. When I Am With Conductors, I Say I Am A Composer.

Mozart Combines Serenity, Melancholy, And Tragic Intensity Into One Great Lyric Improvisation. Over It All Hovers The Greater Spirit That Is Mozart's - The Spirit Of Compassion, Of Universal Love, Even Of Suffering - A Spirit That Knows No Age, That Belongs To All Ages.

A Liberal Is A Man Or A Woman Or A Child Who Looks Forward To A Better Day, A More Tranquil Night, And A Bright, Infinite Future.

Our Most Emotionally Active Life Is Lived In Our Dreams, And Our Cells Renew Themselves Most Industriously In Sleep. We Reach Highest In Meditation, And Farthest In Prayer. In Stillness Every Human Being Is Great; He Is Free From The Experience Of Hostility; He Is A Poet, And Most Like An Angel.

The Rhapsody Is Not A Composition At All. It's A String Of Separate Paragraphs Stuck Together - With A Thin Paste Of Flour And Water... I Don't Think There Has Been Such An Inspired Melodist On This Earth Since Tchaikovsky... But If You Want To Speak Of A Composer, That's Another Matter.