Milton Babbitt Quotes

I Can't Believe That People Really Prefer To Go To The Concert Hall Under Intellectually Trying, Socially Trying, Physically Trying Conditions, Unable To Repeat Something They Have Missed, When They Can Sit At Home Under The Most Comfortable And Stimulating Circumstances And Hear It As They Want To Hear It. I Can't Imagine What Would Happen To Literature Today If One Were Obliged To Congregate In An Unpleasant Hall And Read Novels Projected On A Screen.

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