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"Music"
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Literary Period:
"Twentieth Century"
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Date: 1900, 1901
"Deep in our souls we should hear the strains of our inner life’s unbroken melody,--a music that is ofttimes gay, but more frequently plaintive and always original."
preview | full record— Bergson, Henri-Louis (1859-1941)
Date: 1902
"However, in the common order of things, alas, 'the mind is an orchestra, where the musicians are not always in agreement; where the conductor, when there is one, is not always obeyed.'"
preview | full record— Spiller, Gustav (1864-1940)
