He regarded some of the earlier performances of even the Viennese school in the 40s as so poor - "although put on with the best intentions" - that they were "counter-propaganda" for the music.
"When I first became involved in festivals they were counter-cultural events and sometimes even illegal," recalls Fiona Stewart, founder of the Green Man event in Wales and one of the few women to own and manage a festival outright.
For all their scrum strength, England were struggling against Ireland's ferocity at the breakdown and twice they were counter-rucked, the second time allowing Sexton to land a penalty.
He treats people as if they were counters on a board.
They were countered by another user who commented such a phenomenon would only work if one was The Flash, a fictional superhero with super-speed.
Although darkness and melancholy suffused most of its songs, they were countered with just enough reassurance from choruses like those in "Don't Give Up" and "In Your Eyes".
I didn't have those habits; I thought they were counter-productive.
"In every attack we lost four players during the first 20 minutes, they were counter-attacking us every time, and that's impossible against Chelsea.
With support from a considerable part of Brazil's elite and, then, small middle classes the generals said they were countering the very real threat of a communist insurgency.
