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The main point made in the passage is that, if there is to be any progress in music, ----.
Throughout the history of music, composers have
always sought to find new and original means of
expression. Without this urge no progress could have
been made. In our modem age, the desire to
experiment is stronger than it ever was before. This
is partly because the instability of world affairs has
given rise to a feeling of unrest and insecurity, and
partly because more people are being better
educated and concerned with culture. The arts are
now, as a result, more sophisticated, even more
artificial. In the past the ideal was the natural and
spontaneous expression of beauty, but it no longer
is. In order to avoid the obvious and the
commonplace, some composers have, perhaps,
moved too far from the main stream of music, and
this has sometimes led to eccentricity. But there is a
positive side to all this: there is a healthy lack of
complacency.