Voltaire
View AuthorPleasure gives what wisdom promises.
Herbert Von Karajan
View AuthorThe art of conducting consists of knowing when to drop the baton so as not to bother the orchestra.
Carl Maria von Weber
View AuthorMusic is the true universal language.
Orson Welles
View AuthorIt is impossible to make a good film without a camera that is like an eye in the heart of a poet.
Orson Welles
View AuthorWhen traveling by plane, there are only two kinds of emotions: boredom and terror.
Stefan Zweig
View AuthorNothing makes people more unnatural and insubordinate than long and constant idleness.
Fernando Fernán Gomez
View AuthorSix, eight million viewers. These are figures that no theater director or novelist could ever dream of, let alone Aeschylus, Sophocles, or Euripides.
Pier Paolo Pasolini
View AuthorThey do not realize that television is perhaps even worse than mandatory schooling.
James Cash Penny
View AuthorShow me a worker with big dreams, and in him you will find a man who can change history. Show me a man without dreams, and in him you will find a mere laborer.
Bertrand Russell
View AuthorBeing able to fill leisure time in an intelligent way is the ultimate result of civilization.