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A Weekly Thought for Music Exploration

"In music, "getting an idea" means little; molding the idea - giving it form - is everything. Of course one must have or find, the right ideas - the ideas suitable to the work to be formed. And the quality of these ideas constitutes a difference between one creative musician and another; but not an antithesis - not the difference between good and bad." - Alfred Einstein,

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