“His work is, is well proportioned,” she said cautiously. “It always gives the ear what it expects, which satisfies an audience.” “But can, perhaps, not move them?” “Precisely my thought too, mi’lord,” Janseni said with some relief. The musician leaned forward with increasing passion. “Is it the place of art to merely give the people what they want? Or should we teach them to want more, expect more, hear more! Art, real art, something more than balance and proportion must possess. It must have fire. Art must have a vision, a challenge and a lesson to bring before its audience.”