When I'm In My Normal Mood, Music

For Suddenly, I Saw You There And Through Foggy London Town The Sun Was Shining Everywhere.

I Want To Say At Once That I Frankly Believe That Irving Berlin Is The Greatest Songwriter That Has Ever Lived.... His Songs Are Exquisite Cameos Of Perfection, And Each One Of Them Is As Beautiful As Its Neighbor. Irving Berlin Remains, I Think, America's Schubert.

Modern European Composers...have Very Largely Received Their Stimulus, Their Rhythms And Impulses From Machine Age America. They Have A Much Older Tradition Of Musical Technique Which Has Helped Them Put Into Musical Terms A Little More Clearly The Thoughts That Originated Here. They Can Express Themselves More Glibly.

The European Boys Have Small Ideas But They Sure Know How To Dress 'em Up.

Upper Berth, Lower Berth, That's The Difference Between Talent And Genius.