I Couldn't Only Do One Thing--i Don't

In Paris They Have Special Wheelchairs That Go Through Every Doorway. They Don't Change The Doorways, They Change The Wheelchairs. To Hell With The People! If Someone Weighs A Couple More Pounds, That's It!

Perhaps Our Task In This Shaky, Fast-changing, Bewildering World In Which We Live Is To Make Music, At First With All That We Have, And Then, When That Is No Longer Possible, To Make Music With What We Have Left.

If You Play Something Well, I Don't Care What It Is. I Mean, I Don't Play An Electric [violin] - I Tried. It's Actually Interesting.

Another Thing That I Don't Like To Do Is Show Too Much How It Goes. I Do It Once In A Blue Moon. Sometimes There Are Lessons When I Don't Pick Up A Violin At All.

This Machine, The Wheelchair, I Can Go All Over The Place, But You Need A Place Without Stairs To Get In.