 No, it's very light-hearted. It takes its time, and for a young man's work, it's still very vivid and very attractive. It has one of his most charming sort of almost folk tunes in the middle on the oboe, and the whole business of whispered conversations. It's a marvelous image of the play. It's a young man's work full of joie de vivre. And in terms of American music, is it the kind of thing that... Well, it's a very successful, lively piece, and thank God for that, don't you think?