Mozart Combines Serenity, Melancholy, And Tragic Intensity

...we Can All Shut-up And Go Back To Our Caves.

Music, Because Of Its Specific And Far-reaching Metaphorical Powers, Can Name The Unnamable And Communicate The Unknowable.

Children Must Receive Music Instruction As Naturally As Food, With As Much Pleasure As They Derive From A Ball Game, And This Must Happen From The Beginning Of Their Lives.

The Joy Of Music Should Never Be Interrupted By A Commercial.

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.