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> In a message dated 11/19/2002 2:06:27 PM Eastern Standard 
Time, 
> grichter@a... writes:
> 
> 
> > It used precious "instruments" for a personal journey of 
> > discovery and enrichment with an outcome that is unknown. 
The 
> > fact that the destination is unknown, is what makes the 
journey 
> > exciting.
> > 
> > Music is for your personal enrichment, you are not obligated 
to 
> > produce music that anybody else likes, or even recognizes 
as 
> > music (consider the original reaction to "The Rite of Spring").
> > 
> 
> 
> 
> grant,
> bravo !
> best,
> dave

I agree strongly enough to use a post to simply say "Bravo!"
as well. 

Just my opinion/inclination. I can understand the functional
aspect as well, as John might prefer it (am I getting that
correct?) but art is the side from which I proceed. VERY 
well said and well-written, Grant. And sadly, all too easily
forgotten or dismissed. 

Easier,

-Mike