The mass of the music becomes more manageable, perhaps, if it is examined like a genealogical table. The family line is entirely free of prejudice; the principle of segregation is never invoked. Marriages are based on mutual attraction, and take place both within and without the clan. Progeny reveal a variety of inherited traits, some of which remain dominant (in combination with an assortment of others) through several generations; some are sports, which may appear only once, or may be developed in turn into a new strain. This is a very living music.
Cowell's Music (1959), d'Hugo Weisgall
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