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Robert Schumann. The most famous aphorisms

Nothing real is created in art without enthusiasm.
The silver thread of fantasy must always wind around the chain of rules.
Always play as if the artist is listening to you.
To shed light into the depths of the human heart - this is the vocation of the artist!
Talent works, genius creates.
To write music, you just need to imagine sounds that no one has yet invented.

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