It Sounds Simple, Of Course, But Personally

Porgy Is...an Interesting Example Of What Can Be Done By Talent In Spite Of A Bad Setup. With A Libretto That Should Never Have Been Accepted On A Subject That Should Never Have Been Chosen, A Man Who Should Never Have Attempted It Has Written A Work That Has A Considerable Power.

Not Many Composers Have Ideas. Far More Of Them Know How To Use Strange Instruments Which Do Not Require Ideas.

I Frequently Hear Music In The Heart Of Noise.

Upper Berth, Lower Berth, That's The Difference Between Talent And Genius.

When I'm In My Normal Mood, Music Drips From My Fingers.