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PARKER COONTARIO RLY HI stereooREVIEW JUNE 1971 VOLUME 26 NUMBER 6 THE MUSIC THE BASIC REPERTOIRE Chopin's Piano Concerto No. I, in E Minor MARTIN BOOKSPAN 55 EDGARD VARESE The French -born composer forged a new music for his New World home ERIC SALZMAN 56 EDGARD VARESE: IDOL OF MY YOUTH A reminiscence and appreciation FRANK ZAPPA 62 LILY TOMLIN Continuing a series of interviews with recording artists PAUL KRESH 75 MR. BAGLEY'S MUSICAL TIME MACHINE Three additions to Ben Bagley's nostalgic "Revisited" series REX REED 102 THE EQUIPMENT NEW PRODUCTS A roundup of the latest high-fidelity equipment 16 AUDIO QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS About proposed Dolby noise -reduction techniques for FM LARRY KLEIN 22 AUDIO BASICS Amplifier Power TECHNICAL TALK Damping Factor and Bandwidth; Hirsch -Houck laboratory tests of the Acoustic Research stereo FM tuner, the Microstatic high frequency speaker adapter, the Miracord 770H automatic turn- table, and the Concord Mark 20 receiver JULIAN D. HIRSCH 31 RECORD DEFECTS A recording engineer tells why they occur and how they are avoided JOHN EARGLI: 69 TAPE HORIZONS The Club Circuit CRAIG STARK 116 THE REVIEWS BEST RECORDINGS OF THE MONTH 77 CLASSICAL 83 ENTERTAINMENT 101 STEREO TAPE 1 1 1 THE REGULARS EDITORIALLY SPEAKING WillIAM ANDERSON 4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 6 GOING ON RECORD JAMES GOODFRIEND 28 ADVERTISERS' INDEX 116 COVER. PAINTING BY STAN ZAGORSKI Copyright (a) 1971 by Ziff -Davis Publishing Company. All rights reserved. Stereo Review. June 1971, Volume 26, Number 6. Published monthly at 1 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10016, by Ziff -Davis Publishing Company-also the publishers of Airline Management and Marketing Including American Aviation, Boating, Business & Commercial Aviation, Car and Driver, Cycle, Electronics World, Flying. Modern Bride. Popular Electronics, Popular Photography, Skiing, Skiing Area News, Skiing Trade News, and Travel Weekly. One year subscription rate for U.S.. 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CLARK SPEAKI\G ART DIRECTOR BORYS PATCHOWSKY 3y WILLIAM A\DERSO\ ASSISTANT TECHNICAL EDITO9 RALPH HODGES ASSISTANT MUSIC EDITOR VIVIENNE WINTERRY GOODMAN NOSTALGIA: GOING HOME TO EDEN PRODUCTION EDITOR eeON ANY PAULETTE WEISS list of human capabilities, nostalgia ought properly to rank just above petty thievery and just below eating peas with a knife; it is often maudlin, usually CONTRIBUTING EDITORS CLIVE BARNES untrue, and always useless. Most of all, itis counterproductive." Thus critic Clifford MARTIN BOOKSPAN NOEL COPPAGE Ridley, commenting fashionably on No, No, Nanette in a recent issue of the National HANS H. FANTEL Observer. We needn't take Mr. Ridley too seriously in this, however, for his isa very DAVID HALL DON HECKMAN selective contempt: having described the crime, he promptly goes on to commit it by JULIAN D.
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