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The wise musicians are those who play what they can master
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"The wise musicians are those who play what they can master"

- Duke Ellington

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This quote by Duke Ellington talks to the importance of mastering one's craft before trying to perform it. It recommends that artists ought to concentrate on developing their abilities and improving their strategy prior to trying to play more intricate pieces. This is a sensible technique, as it permits musicians to establish a strong foundation of knowledge and ability before trying to deal with harder pieces. It likewise enables them to become more positive in their capabilities, which can help them to better express themselves through their music. By mastering their craft, musicians can produce music that is more meaningful and enjoyable to both themselves and their audience. Ultimately, this quote encourages musicians to make the effort to discover and practice their craft, so that they can produce music that is both satisfying and meaningful.

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Duke Ellington This quote is written / told by Duke Ellington between April 29, 1899 and May 24, 1974. He was a famous Musician from USA, the quote is categorized under the topic Music. The author also have 19 other quotes.

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