Quote by Arthur Rubinstein

The seasons are what a symphony ought to be: four perfect movements in harmony with each other.

The seasons are what a symphony ought to be: four perfect mo

Summary

This quote emphasizes the beauty and harmony of the changing seasons. It compares the seasons to a symphony, suggesting that like a musical composition, each season has its distinct role and purpose. The four movements of a symphony relate to the four seasons, implying a balance and synchronization between them. It conveys the idea that just as a symphony blends different melodies and rhythms to create a harmonious piece of music, the seasons work together in perfect harmony to create the natural rhythm of life on Earth.

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By Arthur Rubinstein

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