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Soundcraft's new FA -4 FORMULATION is frequency adjusted to provide the superlative sound repro- Insist on Soundcraft Tape with the new FA -4 FORMULATION duction demanded in this exciting era of new discoveries and before you run another reel through your recorder ...you'll innovations in tape recording. You'll hear "highs" as never never settle for inferior sound reproduction again! Great Pasture Rd.,342Danbury Conn. Chicago: 28 E. JacksonWeston BlvRdd. REEVES S O U N D C RAFT CORP. Los Angeles: N.,LaBrea Toronto: 700. B1GNEW. IUAE:'RECO S/bÉ 3osÉ App - T,o T/QAC/ff 4 RT,ER : ;#:. TRAC 5.C EREpSTEREo _JI o Self -Training and Teachirg Made Easier! "add +a +tracK" by - What are your interests? V -M Add -A -Track is BIG news! Music stu- dents-helps improve technique! Language students-speeds learning! Square dancers-record the music, add your own calls! Singers, Actors 44.5. -rehearse and record your part with recordings previously made of the r- 2 - "___ ' other parts! 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See your Bell mu- and other stereo tapes on inexpensive blank tape sic dealer or write us for ca rtri dees. descriptive literature. \154z(C. Sound Division Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc. Columbus 7, Ohio In Canada: THOMPSON PRODUCTS, Ltd., St. Catharines, Ontario 5 *-Fair **-Good ***-Very Good ****-Excellent NEW TAPES CLASSICAL Comparing the two -track release with the 11lRL four -track version (Everest T-43039) shows Music **** Reviewed by Robert E. Benson no difference between them except the price, the four -track tape costing $3 less than the Performance ** two -track. Music **** Fidelity *** Performance **** Si:ERrEcr. Stereo Effect *** +-73 ` <,>! Music **** Fidelity **** Performance *** BERLIOZ: Requiem, Op. 5 Stereo Effect **** Hartford Symphony Orchestra, Hartford t* tt_ Fidelity *** Symphony Chorale, Hartt Schola Cantor - with Lloyd, tenor; Fritz Mahler Stereo Effect urn, David VILLA LOBOS: Uirapurú (Symphonic Poem) L *** conducting Modinha (from Bachianas Brasileiras No. I ) VANGUARD VTF 1610 PROKOFIEV: Cinderella Ballet Suite 4 track, 712 ips SAINT-SAENS: Symphony No. 3 in C Minor, Stadium Symphony Orchestra of New York; $9.95....77 min. Op. 78 (with organ) Leopold Stokowski, cond. Here is the complete Berlioz Grande Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Paul Paray EVEREST STBR 3016 Alesse des Alorts, Op. 5 in stereo on one conducting, with Marcel Dupre, organist 2 track, ips seven-inch reel of tape! The sound is gen- 712 MERCURY STC 90012 $10.95....45 min. erally satisfactory, with big hall resonance, 4 track, ips Great performances of fascinating scores, 712 and virtually no tape hiss. The sound of the $7.95....34 min. with spectacular sound and a minimum of Rex Tremendae is particularly impressive, This tape will doubtless please many hi-fi tape hiss. Uirapurú is a symphonic poem but the Tuba Afirum, with its four brass enthusiasts, as there are some spectacular about a legendary Enchanted Bird, and is bands and sixteen tympani, should be a effects, with heavy bass and brilliant highs. full of exotic percussive effects. Alodinha, shattering listening experience, and it isn't To me the strings are shrill when they play the second movement of the composer's on this tape.
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