There is no great work of art which does not convey a new message to humanity
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- "There is no great work of art which does not convey a new message to humanity; there is no great artist who fails in this respect. This is the code of honor of all the great in art, and consequently in all great works of the great we will find that newness which never perishes, whether it be of Josquin des Pres, of Bach or Haydn, or of any other great master. Because: Art means New Art" -- Arnold Schoenberg
See Schenker's "semper idem sed non eodem modo."
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