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At the very best, and in the most inspired mood, the reader reads as if he were a reader and Ube vganfc principle spiration CbilD anfc ttbe JSoofe Ube Organic principle of Un= gpiration writer both, and the writer writes as if he were a writer and reader both. While it is necessary in the use and develop- ment of power, that all varieties and com- binations of these moods should be familiar experiences with the artist and with the reader of the artist, it remains as the climax and ideal of all ...energy and beauty in the human soul that these moods shall be found alternat- ing very swiftly to all appearances together. The artist's command of this alternating cur- rent, the swiftness with which he modulates these moods into one another, is the measure of his power. The violinist who plays best is the one who sings the most things together in his playing. He listens to his own bow, to the heart of his audience, and to the soul of the composer all at once. His instrument sings a singing that blends them together.
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At the very best, and in the most inspired mood, the reader reads as if he were a reader and Ube vganfc principle spiration CbilD anfc ttbe JSoofe Ube Organic principle of Un= gpiration writer both, and the writer writes as if he were a writer and reader both. While it is necessary in the use and develop- ment of power, that all varieties and com- binations of these moods should be familiar experiences with the artist and with the reader of the artist, it remains as the climax and ideal of all ...energy and beauty in the human soul that these moods shall be found alternat- ing very swiftly to all appearances together. The artist's command of this alternating cur- rent, the swiftness with which he modulates these moods into one another, is the measure of his power. The violinist who plays best is the one who sings the most things together in his playing. He listens to his own bow, to the heart of his audience, and to the soul of the composer all at once. His instrument sings a singing that blends them together.
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