Music and bad manners

This work explores the intersection of music and social behavior, particularly focusing on the notorious bad manners exhibited by musicians and audiences alike. It discusses various historical anecdotes about famous composers and performers, highlighting their temperamental natures and the contrast between their public personas and private behaviors. The text also reflects on the evolving role of music in cinema, suggesting that as film continues to develop, the creation of scores for movies will become as significant as traditional compositions. Through a blend of humor and critique, the author examines the complexities of artistic temperament and its impact on both performers and their audiences.