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III TV Stereo Decoder, page 48 Harman Kardon HD500 Compact Disc Player, page 56 Hitachi DA -P100 Compact Disc Player, page 60 AUDIO CONTROL'S PHASE COUPLED ACTIVATOR 64 A user's evaluation by William Burton SPECIAL REPORT: EUROPEAN AUDIO TECHNOLOGY 68 Many important advances in audio have come from Europe, and European companies continue to be on the cutting edge of the technology by E. Brad Meyer and Peter W. Mitchell I v HOW TO GET STEREO TV AT HOME 95 Connecting your video system for the best sound by Dawn Gordon THE CARE AND STORAGE OF VIDEOCASSETTES 100 How to give your tapes a longer, better life by Larry Klein MUSIC EUROPOP 92 The European invasion of the Eighties may signal the most fundamental change in pop music in decades by Steve Simels BEST RECORDINGS OF THE MONTH 103 High achievement in both analog and Dvotak's Eighth Symphony, Simply Red, Beethoven's digital music reproduction is repre- Piano Sonatas Nos. 2 and 4, Joe Jackson sented by the European -made compo- RECORD MAKERS nents on our cover: the Thorens Phan- 132 tasie turntable with Ortofon MC Super The latest from Bananarama, the Alarm, Aprile cartridge and the Magnavox CDB850 Millo, John Cougar Mellencamp, the Royal Compact Disc player from Philips. Ta- Philharmonic, and more ble courtesy of Zona. Vol.. 51 NO. 8 AUGUST 1986 (ISSN 0039-1220) COVER! DESIGN BY SUE LLEWELLYN, PHOTO TOHRU NAKAMURA COPYRIGHT 0 1986 BY CBS MAGAZINES, A DIVISION OF CBS INC. All rights reserved. Stereo Review, August 1986, Volume 51, Number 8. Published monthly byCBS Magazines at 3807 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90010. Editorial and Executive Offices at 1515 Broadway, New Yosk, NY 10036; Telephone (212) 719-6000. Also pub- lishers of Stereo Buyers' Guide, Car Stereo Buyers' Guide, Tape Recording Buyers' Guide, and Video Buyers' Guide. One-year subscription rate for the United States andits possessions, $9.98; Canada, $10.98; all other countries, $14.98, cash orders only, payable in U.S. currency. Second-class postage paid at Los Angeles, CA 90052, and atadditional mailing offices. Authorized as second-class mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa, Canada, and for payment of postage in cash. POSTMASTER /SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE: Please send change -of -address forms and all subscription correspondence to Stereo Review, P.O. 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  • *Encore Opera Aida 6:7:19

    *Encore Opera Aida 6:7:19

    ENCORE OPERA FOUNDED BY STEVE SCHWARTZ For June 7, 2019 CAN YOU HELP? This Week’s Program by GENE MARTIN Verdi’s I have not yet created a formal structure for Encore Opera with a Riderwood’s commitment AIDA to maintain and increase Steve’s media Library with English Subtitles so that other residents can continue showing ————- operas after Steve and I are gone. Do let me know if you’re interested in helping; we can NOTES by STEVE SCHWARTZ talk about what needs doing. By 2011, the Metropolitan Opera had This production won an EMMY for “Outstanding performed Aida more than a thousand Classical Program in the Performing Arts” in times, more than any other opera. Last 1989-90 The Emmy Awards are administered year, they performed it with two entirely by three sister organizations which focus on different casts for a total of fourteen more various sectors of television and broadband performances in just one season! programming, namely the Television Academy AIDA is universally recognized as one for primetime programs, the National Academy of the most popular operas as measured by of Television Arts & Sciences for daytime, the number of performances in opera houses sports, news and documentary programs, and throughout the world. Verdi composed it in the International Academy of Television Arts & 1871, when he was almost sixty. By then, he Sciences for international programs. already had the status of dean of opera NEXT FRIDAY composers and had written more than two On the 14th, we have Puccini’s Tosca from the dozen operas. Hence, he was a wealthy man Arena di Verona with Daniel Oren conducting who had earned the right to live out his Fiorenza Cedolins, Marcelo Álvarez, and golden years in retirement.