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People love music that is short and clear, where every part says just what it means.

Where these words come from

How sure this is
93% sureThese words were traced back to where they first appeared. That source is listed below.
What turned up
'Franz Schubert,' The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, July 1894, p. 344 (essay under Dvořák's byline in the magazine's Great Composers series).
Work
Franz Schubert (essay), The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, July 1894
Occasion
1894 · New York, USA · from his essay on Franz Schubert, arguing that symphonies should not run too long
Sources checked
  • archive.orgChecked using claude-fable-5, 22 August 2026July 1894 issue scan, essay pp. 341-346; p. 344, ending his paragraph arguing symphonies are made too long. Read in full; paragraph closes on this sentence, no reversal.

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