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The first AUTHORitatively Speaking 4 time a news- column- ist lampooned the Noted With Interest 6 high -fidelity "mani- ac" we thought it Letters 19 oo,o / was funny. The As The Editors See It j second time, it was 33 still good for a In Defense of the Faithful, by C. G. Burke 34 chuckle. The fifteenth time, it occurred to To be caricatured in the press is a mark of success, and the us that potential new recruits might be high-fidelity following need not resent it. But let us keep getting the wrong impression of the whole the facts straight. art, so we asked C. G. Burke if he would care to criticize the critics. He would, and Scala's New Queen, by Martin Mayer i7 he does, on page 34. Pretty well, we think. Birthplace: New York. Hair: red. Figure: slim. Voice: superb. Latest conquest: the world's most knowledgeable opera The Cover. The two bearded gentlemen on audience. Who is she? the cover are, of course, Johannes Brahms (piano) and his violinist friend Joseph Adventurers in Sound, by Frederic Grunfeld 39 Joachim, redrawn from well-known carica- The Well- Tempered Ionizer. tures and considerately furnished with a mi- crophone by art director Roy Lindstrom. To Custom Installations 42 learn more about them, read the introduction to Paul Affelder's discography of Brahms Jazz in Mid -passage, by Nat Hentoff 44 chamber music, which begins this month. European music - lovers long have accepted jazz as a major American contribution to Western culture. Now, are we Next Issue. In October look for a report going to, too? on Adventurer -in -Sound Emory Cook; a piece by Peter Bartok on aesthetic factors In One Ear, by James Hinton, Jr 47 in recording and Part II of J. F. Indcox's Tchaikovsky Discography. Records in Review 49 You Can Take It With You, by Harry L. 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