With such low playing numbers, talent transfer is key to the sport's development.
Low plays slow, pensive, inexorable songs with Alan Sparhawk's starkly reverberating guitar and Mimi Parker's dirgelike drumbeats, topped by their vocal harmonies.
And having achieved promotion on one of the division's lowest playing budgets with an average attendance of 4,071, Starnes insists the club will not change their philosophy on working within their resources as they embark on their first Championship season.
Low also played with the space between loud and soft in spare but hardly straightforward arrangements.
Wagner and Strauss were specially present in the introduction to the Benedictus, where the low strings played with a radiant, fast vibrato and an abundance of tone that made this dark music glow.
The result feels like a noirish baroque opera: technically elaborate, mixing high and low forms, playing with all kinds of conventions, often teetering on the edge of over-the-top comedic but in the end delivering a surprising emotional punch.
Yeovil's arrival in the Championship - via only their second play-off campaign - is the more remarkable for having been achieved on one of the division's lowest playing budgets and with an average attendance of 4,071 - more than 2,000 lower than their Wembley opponents' home gate.
For example, seven of the eight golfers reported the same scoring pattern: lowest while playing with a pushcart (group average was a five-over-par 40 for nine holes), followed by playing with a caddie (42), playing in a motor cart (43) and playing while carrying their bag (45).
Like Marcel Duchamp, he didn't so much differentiate between high and low subject matter as play with the destabilizing force of presentation: he knew that you could get away with anything if you balanced the weird abrasiveness of the new with the calm of classicism.
Mourinho, who said that he would not play with "low blocks" - a reference to deep-lying defence - or with centre-backs deployed in midfield, claimed he would not be happy with victories alone.
