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For the one nearest you and for detailed literature: HIGH FIDELITY MAGAZINE www.americanradiohistory.com IHiyh 3idelity T H E AI A G A Z. I . fE F O R M U S I C L I S T E N E R S This Issue. Obstetrics and pediatrics were Volume 6 Number I January 1956 medical arts not well understood in the eighteenth century. In consequence, of six children born to Johann Georg Leopold Roland Gelatt served as special editor of this Mozart memorial issue. Mozart and his wife Anna Maria, only two lived. One sixth of this pathetic vital statistic is what music lovers the world AUTHORitatively Speaking 4 over are celebrating in 1956. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born January 27, The Listener's Bookshelf, by R. D. Darrell xo 1756, and managed to survive through 24 thirty-five years of exciting but certainly not Noted With Interest very happy existence, in the course of which Letters ... .... 33 he contributed to scores of millions of people yet unborn the moments of greatest Swap -a- Record 46 pure beauty in their lives. When Mozart was five years old, the Emperor Francis I At the Thought of Mozart, by Aaron Copland 53 called him "der kleine Hexenmeister" - A Guest Editorial the little magician - which may have been the most penetrating remark the Emperor The Miracle of Mozart, by Sacheverell Sitwell 54 ever made. The Little Magician grew to An appreciation across two centuries. be a Great Magician, as is evidenced in the 56 potency of his magic. The spells he cast Would Mozart Have Been a Hi -Fi Fan ?, by R. D. Darrell have not waned in two centuries: this year A question not so silly as - the author admits - it sounds they will cause many thousands of people to cross oceans, many millions of money Mozart's Beecham in Action, by Robert Charles Marsh 58 to change hands, many a troubled human What makes an interpreter great? mind to shed its pettiness for a space of 61 minutes or hours. This latter success, at On First Hearing Mozart, by Gerald Abraham least, Mozart would have wanted; the want Only now are some smaller- scaled masterpieces being made to our ears. is written in his music. available It would be pretentious for this or any The Tapes are Twirling, by Simon Bourgin .. 63 other twentieth -century magazine to set All across the Old World, microphones are soaking up Mozart. out to honor Mozart. 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    • zn - .. ^ ^_.^^^ ....} A^^ - ^i"'^r-r - • ^. a- . ^^^ ~ f ^ FéG_ 3^ - T _ _ i ^-Yf_ ..A'__ r - ^ fy n r ^ _ ^. -...1^a^--- -^3 ^ •'f ^J9 ^ O^G•1^_..._ ^-+'^.- -^^^^ : ^. _^` ^1.^`"^:rr' E-' ^^. ?8 r^t ^&. 1.^--^^-^.d, _.^ -'ft.9 a..•^ -.^.^^.-.- ^.-.^^ ^"^----^_. ^.. ... - --^.:.^ c;^,^as^^t^^ dÉc..^^+-e__----•^ àL - ^•^3' :^ f ^..^ ^` ..-.s-^:.^x u. --^/-'#r„' :t^.^.^.. • - • ► PARTICULIERE ARCHIEVEN IN NEDERLAND Omslag: brief van ir. C. Lely aan de voorzitter van de Zuiderzeevereniging waarin hij een deel van het archief van deze vereniging aan hem overdraagt, 1902 (Sociaal Historisch Centrum voor Flevoland, archief Zuiderzeevereni- ging). OVERZICHTEN VAN DE ARCHIEVEN EN VERZAMELINGEN IN DE OPENBARE ARCHIEFBEWAARPLAATSEN IN NEDERLAND uitgegeven onder auspiciën van de Koninklijke Vereniging van Archivarissen in Nederland redactie: L.M.Th.L. Hustinx t F.C.J. Ketelaar H.J.A.H.G. Metselaars J.J. Temminck H. Uil DEEL XIV PARTICULIERE ARCHIEVEN IN NEDERLAND PARTICULIERE ARCHIEVEN IN NEDERLAND onder eindredactie van H.J.A.H.G. Metselaars Bohn Stafleu Van Loghum Houten / Zaventem 1992 Dit overzicht is bijgewerkt tot begin 1991. Copyright 41992 Bohn Stafleu Van Loghum bv, Houten All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of .....Uitgeverij. Alle rechten voorbehouden. Niets uit deze uitgave mag worden verveelvoudigd, opgeslagen in een geautomatiseerd gegevensbestand, of openbaar gemaakt, in enige vorm of op enige wijze, hetzij elektronisch, mechanisch, door fotokopieën, opna- men, of enige andere manier, zonder voorafgaande schriftelijke toestemming van de uitgever.