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The reason why Schubert is celebrated so much today, lies rather in the fact that there has been nobody else like him - not before him, not after him.

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Sonny Criss

I don't separate one era of jazz from another, because I listen to everybody. . . Everybody takes from everybody else and adds their own thing and goes on from there.

Add, Goes On, Listen, Music, Separate, Thing

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