| "It's a prelude to us casting all red apples." | |
| "The Clown's autodafé" including a prelude written by Karolina Neuberin bravo, Karolina this is a historic deed | |
| "The culmination cannot precede the prelude" | |
| "The winter's darkness and cold is but a momentary prelude to the new day of spring. | |
| - A Bach prelude. | |
| "It's a prelude to us casting all red apples." | |
| "The Clown's autodafé" including a prelude written by Karolina Neuberin bravo, Karolina this is a historic deed | |
| "The culmination cannot precede the prelude" | |
| "The winter's darkness and cold is but a momentary prelude to the new day of spring. | |
| - A Bach prelude. | |
| - You liked it when I told her what preludes. | |
| Every one miles these things are preludes. | |
| I see you're working on the Chopin preludes. | |
| On the contrary. For 45 years I've worked at these terrible preludes. | |
| That scoundrel from Leipzig, Bach of the thousand preludes, him and his 100 children, fiddling with his harmony and never a thought for God's melodies, | |
| - You liked it when I told her what preludes. | |
| Every one miles these things are preludes. | |
| I see you're working on the Chopin preludes. | |
| On the contrary. For 45 years I've worked at these terrible preludes. | |
| That scoundrel from Leipzig, Bach of the thousand preludes, him and his 100 children, fiddling with his harmony and never a thought for God's melodies, | |
