Even readers unfamiliar with Western classical arrangements can't help but be drawn into the excitement of the "headlong happiness" of Haydn or the missing "melodicity" of Brahms.
Eternal happiness guides towards divinity but unfortunately missing out because we have been mechanized by the prevailing environmental factors , not finding leisure time at home and in the society which is corroding the efficiency and draining out the potential energy.
The implications of Arthur's work, however, suggest something more elemental is at play: Our accomplishment and our happiness are tied up with our very human desire to find and gnaw over the missing thing, the problem and the need.