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Hifi/Stereo Review September 1960 ).. N to V:>lJ.n J AV O~~1H~ l H 6 1 ~2 S'H\OH 1 3 C! 18!;99 1I j The first public offering in eight months ofa magaZlne which aims to be the most beautiful in the world: rH°IUZON HORIZON is a big (9 Yt" x 12 ~", 136 or more pages), bi· monthly magazine in book form - with hard covers and 110 advertising. Temporarily, you may try a year's subscription at a lowered rate- $6.75 less than the same six issues if bought singly- by returning the postpaid form stapled at the right. Have you met HORIZON yet? Perhaps it's time you did, from the Negev to the stage-lively art from cave as this strikingly different magazine in book-form begins drawings to movie palaces. its third year. What can HORIZON do for you? For it's only once or twice a year, in a few such com­ Nothing aggressively uplifting, or fashionable, or urgent. patible surroundings as this, that the publishers (the There's no counsel on how to manage your money <?r same who publish AMERICAN HERITAGE, The Magazine your ballot, your casserole or your spouse. of History) invite new subscriptions. Your invitation There is food for thought, play for the imagination, to try HORIZON, as the form inserted here indicates, is for any reasonably inquisitive mind. And you'll discover, a good one - embellished with a lowered rate, prepaid as 160,000 people already have, that every issue fits in postage and ,an easy way to pay. well with your home's more cherished books, as· part of a purposefully' elegant, permanent collection of the arts. What's different about it? To try HORIZON, tentatively (you may cancel at any' time, A bi-monthly, HORIZON unites art and ideas, the sum of without penalty), m l!-il the form inserted between these which is culture, in a fresh format: superb illustration, pages. If it's gone, the address is 551 Fifth Avenue, New hard covers, no advertisements at all. It is printed here York 17, N. Y. Look through your first issue before you and abroad by three methods on three textures of paper. send a cent. Then we shall ask for $1.95 to begin, $5 a It is probably the most beautiful magazine in the world. month for the next three months. (HORIZON is regularly HORIZON seeks to serve as a guide to the long cultural $3.95 a copy, $18 a year- necessarily expensive, but not advent\lre of modern man; to explore the many mansions extravagant for a magazine which,is equivalent in qual­ of the philosopher, the painter, the historian, the archi­ ity to a $10-$15 book.) tect, the sculptor, the satirist, the poet; to create a . The lower price lasts only as long as our supply of "mus.eum without walls" for man's finest achievements the current issue", and that won't be long. Good idea to in the visual arts; to build many bridges between .the mail the form today. worlds of scholars and the minds of intelligent reallers. "Some hig'hlights of the September HORIZON (pictured here): The .To this end, the articles range the centuries and the Louv1'e, an illustrated history; The Coming of the White Man as seen in native arts; John Kenneth Galbraith on The Muse and the globe. Pictures, often in color, light almost every page: Economy; Ingmar Bergman on Why I Make Movies; and a baker's sculpture, maps, buildings, mosaics, cartoons, people dozen more of articles and features. SEPTEMBER 1960 l. JERR~ln magiC carpet* ~=J~ FM anten:na Here's the most exciting new concept in FM rt!ception in ' I ten yeax:s! A precision-designed, all-printed-circuit, indoor antenna , that assures FM tuner performance comparable to what you could enjoy previously only ' with outdoor antenna equipment. And, thanks to the new Magic Carpet, unsightly, expensive and hazardous rooftop antennas are banished forever- the nuisance of ugly indoor devices is eliminated, too. With the Magic Carpet antenna your FM signals will come through brilliantly and reliably without distortion or noise. You will actually enjoy twice QUICKLY AND EASILY ,INSTALLED" " ," the gain of a single bay turnstile outdoor antenna at a fraction of the cost! What's more, with a Jerrold TV-FM 'coupler you can enjoy excellent TV reception from In the Attic Garage Dr Utility In the Closet Under the' Rug the same Magic Carpet antenna Room Ceiling without loss to FM signal­ even 'Operate both sets developed and ..,nqnufactured by the producers of the famous simultaneously. Jerrold FM Range Extender, the Jerrold VHF Pre­ amplifier, and the World's Finest Master Antenna Systems! A demonstration will convince: you! The Magic Carpet sells for only $9.95. Write for complete details and'catalog showing the entire line of. Jerrolrj' rec.eption aids . .. ~LECTRONICS CORPORATION Distrib'ut{Jr Sales Division' , Dept. No. IDS-67, Philadelphia 32, Pennsylvania .. It'frademark Patent Pending HiFi/STEREO . THE MUSIC HiFi Soundings 8 David Hall Do-it yourself rev;rberalion -beJ1ond stereo? . The Basic Repertoire 19 Martin Bookspan September, 1960 Argenta and Reiner score in Debussy IS Iberia Vol.5 No.3 Wood, GJue, and Geni.us 35 Henri Temianka T he story of Stra.divarius and his Editor remarkable instrumenls, as lold by Furman Hebb a member of the Paganin i Quartel Gustav Mahler-Part II 42 Music Editor David Hall An evalualion of the music David Hall and lhe recordings Managing Editor The Fantastic Saga of the 60 Ken and Noel Gilmore Robert Campbell Siena Piano Art Editor . N ew facls about a fabulous old Lnslrumenl and the man who Joseph FiLzpatrick rediscolJt:red it Associale Editor Be Our Guest 68 . Mrs. Robert Beckerdite Halls Fanlel A report from the states of Missouri and Illinois and John R. Chapin Assistant Edit.or Philip N. LaWn Editorial Assislant THE EQUIPMENT Dolores M. Gimbel Sound and the Query 41 J. Gordon Holt C<J,tLributing Editors A clin.ical /realment Martin Bookspan of hi-fi problems Warrell DeMotte Ralph J. Gleason Installation of the Month 50 Stanley Green A la.dy who·knew what she wanled Nat Hentoll' gets good stereo and good decor. George J ellinek in the bargain David Randolph John Thornton Stereo Cartridge 'SiInultest 51 Editorial Consultant Part II . Oliver Read Lab report on cartr idges made by Fairchild. G.E .. Grado, Pic/wring. Adverlising Director Shure, .and Weathers John A. Ronan. Jr. Re-test of the PACO SA~4, O 55 Advertising Manager A ;echeck shows the SA-40 ,10 be a Larry Sporn _.Qood perforrner.. in its price range .. R.ev_erberation Featured by 56 Herbert Reid ZIFF·DAVIS PUBLISHING COMPANY, One New Stereo Consoles Park Ave., New York 16, N. Y. William B. Ziff, Chairman of the Board (1946·1953)· A good theory lums out 10 be less William Ziff, President; W. Bradford than. sens ational in executioll Briggs. Executive Vice President; Michael ' Michaelson, Vice President and Circulation Po,\ver Politics 57 Hans Fantel . Di rector; Hershel B. Sarbin , Vice President· lIOtn many wali.., do you need? J. Leonard O'Donnell, Treasurer. ' BRANCH OFFICES: Midwestern Office 434 S. Wabash Ave., Chica90 5, III., 'Tom Berry, Midwest Advertisi ng Manager; THE REVIEWERS W estern Office, nos Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Martin Bookspan, Warren Hills, Calif., Bud Dean, Western Advertis· HiFi/Stereo Classics 71 ing Manager; Foreign Advertising Repr.e­ DeMotte, David Hall sentatives: D, A. Goodall Ltd, London' Geoq~e Iellinek, Albert Milhado & Co" Ltd" Antwerp and Dusseldorf. David Randolph SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE HiFi/Stereo Jazz 91 . Ralph J. Gleason, Nat Fo rms 3579 and all subscription corre· Hentoff spondence should be addressed to Cir­ cul ation Department, 434 South Wabash Ralph 1. Gleason, David Ave nue , Chicago 5, Il linois. Please allow HiFi/Stereo Reel & Cartridge 97 at least four weeks for change of address. Hall, John Thornton Include your old address as well as new - e nclosing if possible an address label HiFi/Stereo Entertainll1ent 105 Ralph 1. Gleason, Stanley from a recent is sue. Green, Nat Hentoff CONTRIBUTORS Contributors are advised to retain a copy of their manuscript and illustrations. Con­ THE REGULARS tributions should be mailed to the New York Editorial office and must be accom­ panied by return postage. Con~ributions Letters . 12 Spectrull1 28 are ha~dled wi t h re asonable care, but this magazine assumes no responsibility for thei r Index of Advertisers 114 sa fety. Any acceptable manuscript is sub­ Just Looking 22 leet to whatever adaptations and revisions a re ne cessary to meet requirements of this Plloto Credil.s-Cover: pllOlogra.ph by Hechl-Alpha Pholo A ssociates; p. 35: pholo-Courtesy of The Melropolitan publicatIon. Payment covers all author's NTuspum of Arl, Bequest of Annie Bolton Matthews Brya'll, 1933, label-The Betlmann Archive; p. 36: The BeU",,,nn rig hts, titles and interest in and to the Archive: p. 37: The New York Public Library : p. 38: Musical Courier; p. 39: (lop left) Richard 0 ' Hara.. M usiC<lI material accepted and will be made at our current ra tes upon acceptance. All photos CO ll rier. (bollom) Culver Phoio S(:rvice; p. 40: The. bellmalln ArchilJr: p. 11 2: I n. TIll' Broo/llyn Museum Colleclion. and drawings will be considered as part of Ell" C. Woodwarrl Fun.d; pp. 41t. 45: Columbia Records: p. 46: RCA Victor. Lon.don Records. Angeillecords, Musical material purchased. Courier; p. 1,7: (lop ) Columbia llecords. (center left) Columbia Records, (center right) llGA Victor; p, 50: Joe Petrollec.
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