Leo Ornstein - Because essentially Schoenberg was an extremely gifted man. And in spite of many of h...

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Because essentially Schoenberg was an extremely gifted man. And in spite of many of his theories and so on, when he really began to write music, he still was guided very much by his internal hearing, by what we call your internal ear.

Leo Ornstein

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Denn im Wesentlichen war Schönberg ein hochbegabter Mann. Und trotz vieler seiner Theorien und so weiter, als er wirklich anfing, Musik zu schreiben, wurde er immer noch sehr von seinem inneren Gehör geleitet, von dem, was wir Ihr inneres Ohr nennen.

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