It Is In Learning Music That Many Youthful Hearts Learn To Love.
~ Ricard

The Man That Hath No Music In Himself, Nor Is Not Moved With Concord Of Sweet Sounds, Is Fit For Treasons, Stratagems, And Spoils; The Motions Of His Spirit Are Dull As Night, And His Affections Dark As Erebus. Let No Such Man Be Trusted.
~ William Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice

If A Man Does Not Keep Pace With His Companions, Perhaps It Is Because He Hears A Different Drummer. Let Him Step To The Music Which He Hears, However Measured Or Faraway.
~ Henry David Thoreau

The Earth Has Grown Old With Its Burden Of Care But At Christmas It Always Is Young, The Heart Of The Jewel Burns Lustrous And Fair And Its Soul Full Of Music Breaks The Air, When The Song Of Angels Is Sung.
~ Phillips Brooks

Life Without Music Would Be A Mistake.
~ Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra

I Write Music With An Exclamation Point.
~ Richard Wagne

If A Man Does Not Keep Pace With His Companions, Perhaps It Is Because He Hears A Different Drummer. Let Him Step To The Music He Hears, How Ever Measured Or Far Away.
~ Henry David Thoreau

Without Music Life Would Be A Mistake.
~ Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

Sure There Is Music Even In The Beauty, And The Silent Note Which Cupid Strikes, Far Sweeter Than The Sound Of An Instrument. For There Is Music Wherever There Is Harmony, Order And Proportion; And Thus Far We May Maintain The Music Of The Spheres; For Those Well Ordered Motions, And Regular Paces, Though They Give No Sound Unto The Ear, Yet To The Understanding They Strike A Note Most Full Of Harmony.
~ Sir Thomas Browne

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

Of All Noises, I Think Music Is The Least Disagreeable.
~ Samuel Johnson

He Who Joyfully Marches To Music Rank And File, Has Already Earned My Contempt. He Has Been Given A Large Brain By Mistake, Since For Him The Spinal Cord Would Surely Suffice. This Disgrace To Civilization Should Be Done Away With At Once. Heroism At Command, How Violently I Hate All This, How Despicable And Ignoble War Is; I Would Rather Be Torn To Shreds Than Be A Part Of So Base An Action. It Is My Conviction That Killing Under The Cloak Of War Is Nothing But An Act Of Murder.
~ Albert Einstein