The true value of the score

The transcript discusses the speaker's excitement about musical scores, viewing them as time machines that preserve music beyond the digital age. The speaker reflects on personal growth in understanding scores, initially finding them daunting but eventually realizing their essence. The transcript highlights the resilience of scores and the challenges in studying them, emphasizing the interpretation of composers' minds.

What does the speaker compare the score to, highlighting its ability to preserve music?

• A library

• A musical instrument

• A time machine

• A digital archive

What does the speaker suggest about the future of experiencing music?

• It will be limited to live performances

• It will require advanced technology

• It might be something we read and hear internally

• It will become obsolete

How does the speaker describe their initial perception of musical scores?

• As an inspiring artwork

• As a simple guide

• As a dense cluster

• As a fascinating puzzle

What realization does the speaker have about studying scores?

• It is unnecessary for understanding music

• It is only for experts

• It can be both challenging and exhilarating

• It is a straightforward process

What does the speaker find exhilarating about interpreting scores?

• The simplicity of the process

• The speed of learning

• The ability to play any instrument

• Understanding the composer's mind