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Making Music Should Not Be Left To The Professionals.
~ Michelle Shocked Of All Noises, I Think Music Is The Least Disagreeable.
~ Samuel Johnson Develop Interest In Life As You See It In People, Things, Literature, Music - The World Is So Rich, Simply Throbbing With Rich Treasures, Beautiful Souls And Interesting People. Forget Yourself.
~ Henry Mille The Way To Write American Music Is Simple. All You Have To Do Is Be An American And Then Write Any Kind Of Music You Wish.
~ Virgil Thompson Through And Through The World Is Infested With Quantity. To Talk Sense Is To Talk Quantities, It Is No Use Saying The Nation Is Large- How Large? It Is No Use S Aying That Radium Is Scarce- How Scarce? You Can Not Evade Quantity. You May Fly To Poetry And Music And Quantity And Number Will Face You In Your Rhythms And Your Octaves.
~ Alfred North Whitehead We Pass The Word Around We Ponder How The Case Is Put By Different People, We Read The Poetry We Meditate Over The Literature We Play The Music We Change Our Minds We Reach An Understanding. Society Evolves This Way, Not By Shouting Each Other Down, But By The Unique Capacity Of Unique, Individual Human Beings To Comprehend Each Other.
~ Lewis Thomas Music And Silence Combine Strongly Because Music Is Done With Silence, And Silence Is Full Of Music.
~ Marcel Marceau Use What Talents You Have; The Woods Would Have Little Music If No Birds Sang Their Song Except Those Who Sang Best.
~ Reverend Oliver G. Wilson In Music The Passions Enjoy Themselves.
~ Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A DOE Unbearably Lovely Music Is Heard As The Curtain Rises, And We See The Woods On A Summer Afternoon. A Fawn Dances On And Nibbles Slowly At Some Leaves. He Drifts Lazily Through The Soft Foliage. Soon He Starts Coughing And Drops Dead.
~ Woody Allen, Without Feathers Leaders Must Encourage Their Organizations To Dance To Forms Of Music Yet To Be Heard.
~ Warren Bennis Hell Is Full Of Musical Amateurs: Music Is The Brandy Of The Damned.
~ George Bernard Shaw, Man and Superman (1903) act 3
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