Straightaway The Ideas Flow In Upon Me,

Composers In The Old Days Used To Keep Strictly To The Base Of The Theme, As Their Real Subject. Beethoven Varies The Melody, Harmony And Rhythms So Beautifully.

Without Craftsmanship, Inspiration Is A Mere Reed Shaken In The Wind.

It Is Not Hard To Compose, But What Is Fabulously Hard Is To Leave The Superfluous Notes Under The Table.

To Follow In Beethoven's Footsteps Transcends One's Strength.

The Only True Immortality Lies In One's Children.