In a world of political, economic, and personal disintergration, music is not a luxury but a necessity, not simply because it is therapeutic nor because it is the "universal language," but because it is the persistent focus of man's intelligence, aspiration and good will.
Quoted in The Choral Experience: Literature, Materials, and Methods
by Ray Robinson and Allen Winold
Monday, November 20, 2006
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