Only When The Form Grows

Does It Not Seem As If Mozart's Works Become Fresher And Fresher The Oftener We Hear Them?

Music Owes As Much To Bach As Religion To Its Founder.

You Should Neither Play Bad Compositions, Nor, Unless Compelled, Listen To Them.

It Is The Curse Of Talent That, Although It Labors With Greater Steadiness And Perseverance Than Genius, It Does Not Reach Its Goal, While Genius Already On The Summit Of The Ideal, Gazes Laughingly About.

The Principal Mark Of Genius Is Not Perfection, But Originality.