To me, that's also an apt description of this landmark 1932 recording of teacher and pupil performing the ultimate musical dialogue; Bach's supreme love letter between two instruments, two spirits.
Within five to ten minutes after exertion, each pupil performed at least three PEFR measurements, supervised by the same observer.
Richmond Hill received a C grade on its Department of Education report card, and its pupils perform decently on standardized tests.
"Now Bangladeshi pupils outperform their white British peers and black African pupils perform at a similar level.
But he argued that "two wrongs don't make a right" and said areas with large numbers of selective schools saw poor pupils perform below the national average.
What is apparent, as Sutton Trust research shows, is that state-educated pupils perform better at university than those from private schools with similar A-level and GCSE results.
In contrast, Chinese pupils perform exceptionally regardless of wealth, with 76.8 per cent of those on free school meals achieving the GCSE threshold.
It follows research that shows summer-born pupils perform less well in exams, are more likely to be diagnosed with mild special needs and have behavioural problems than their autumn-born peers.
In the Bethnal Green academy, which ranks second, disadvantaged pupils perform better than the average, with a rate of 92% compared with 90% for the school as a whole.
Not only does Miss DeLay make a point of hearing her ex-pupils perform whenever she can, but they clearly know, to judge from the evidence assembled in Ms. Sand's book, that they have been marked by her for life.
