Barbara Harbach Quotes
I have written six symphonies, they are smaller-scale works. I seem to emit my themes, work them out, combine and intertwine them, and then come to a close. I usually feel that there are no superfluous extras, but probably most composers feel that way about their works.
Barbara Harbach
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What I'm not about is exploiting women.
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I wish I could play the World Cup; that's one of my dreams.
Gabriel Basso
I like to choose my own way forward. I really do want to create something that I personally like a lot.
Dries van Noten
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John Knoll
I have written six symphonies, they are smaller-scale works. I seem to emit my themes, work them out, combine and intertwine them, and then come to a close. I usually feel that there are no superfluous extras, but probably most composers feel that way about their works.
Barbara Harbach
