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The answer you have in your head is probably more entertaining than the reality - - but I would n't have done this book if I did n't know that there were lots and lots of people who had unanswered musical questions like that one that had been eating away at them for years . We indeed thereby wrong men , and are cruel ; but our crime is still more heinous , inasmuch as we are unfaithful stewards ; for God deals more liberally with us than with others , for this end - that some portion of our abundance may come to the poor ; and as he consecrates to their use what we abound in , we become guilty of sacrilege whenever we give not to our brethren what God commands us ; for we know that he engages to repay , according to what is said in Prov . " Indeed , Martin gets even more specific , when he argues that instead the government should leave power to the states : " That leaving the power to the several States , they would respectively best know the situation and circumstances of their citizens , and the regulations that would be necessary and sufficient to effect a well regulated militia in each - - That we were satisfied the militia had heretofore been as well disciplined , as if they had been under the regulations of Congress ... Janigro 's objective Haydn makes an excellent complement to Scherchen 's far more subjective readings , recorded a few years earlier for Westminster , and recently reissued by Deutsche Grammophon .