In this contrastingly optimistic period of her life which afforded her a higher degree of creative liberty Bacewicz noted several of the positive experiences she had as both a violinist and composer, remarking the pride in her composition of the quartet, and with respect to her composition of the quartet, that "Paris has some ineffable quality which is favourable to creative work."
In this remarkably hopeful phase of her life, which granted her greater artistic freedom, Bacewicz noted several of the positive experiences she had as both a violinist and composer, expressing pride in composing the quartet, and with respect to composing the quartet, that "Paris has some intangible quality that is conducive to creative work."