...we Can All Shut-up And Go Back

This Will Be Our Reply To Violence: To Make Music More Intensely, More Beautifully, More Devotedly Than Ever Before.

Perhaps The Chief Requirement Of [the Conductor] Is That He Be Humble Before The Composer; That He Never Interpose Himself Between The Music And The Audience; That All His Efforts, However Strenuous Or Glamorous, Be Made In The Service Of The Composer's Meaning - The Music Itself, Which, After All, Is The Whole Reason For The Conductor's Existence.

I Have Two Answers To Everything And One Answer To Nothing.

If You're A Good Composer, You Steal Good Steals.

Einstein Said That "the Most Beautiful Experience We Can Have Is The Mysterious." So Why Do So Many Of Us Try To Explain The Beauty Of Music, Thus Depriving It Of Its Mystery?