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In This Issue the Cleveland Orchestra ziìgh1FEBRUARY THE MAGAZINE FOR MISTE 60 CENTS 1P IN THIS ISSUE THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA THE ARCHIVE PRODUCTION: TEN CENTURIES OF MUSIC ON DISCS GREGOR PIATIGORSKY: VISIT TO AN UNTYPED CELLIST www.americanradiohistory.com the giggles Put one little girl together with something that tickles Sissy's giggles, for instance.) Remember: if it's her funny bone -and out comes the purest, merriest worth recording, it's worth Audiotape. There are of sounds. We don't propose there's anything quite eight types... one exactly suited to the next recording as nice. But we can tell you about another kind of you make. purity of sound that's worth discovering. Make your next tape recording on Audiotape. Then listen. Audiotape ... it's wonderful! It has less distortion, less background noise, more clarity, more range .,oe 14,. than other tapes, because it's made to professional '/T SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.' standards. 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Marsh w Joan Griffiths Executive Editor One hundred men and a perfectionist Ralph Freas Audio Editor Visit to an Untyped Cellist 44 Peter Yates Norman Eisenberg Gregor Piatigorsky talks of his iii irli neni and Isis art. Technical Editor Conrad L. Osborne Managing Editor The Archive Production 48 Fritz Kuttner Shirley Fleming A postwar search for position Ied h, a Assistant Editor mammoth documentary project. Roy Lindstrom Art Director H. C. Robbins Landon Enoch Light -In and Of Command 10 Shirley Fleming European Editor ('ond tien Fr- arran,r,'er -entre preneur- and specialist in rebat the public wants. Editorial Board Notes from Abroad 24 John M. Conly Ne ses from our London and I'¡en nu correspondents. Chairman E. Power Biggs Music Makers 57 Roland Gelatt Nathan Broder R. D. Darrell Alfred Frankenstein EQUIPMENT l Howard Hanson Julian Hirsch "The Widest Response Always Sounded Best . " Robert C. 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