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CORNER HORN
LOUDSPEAKER SYSTEM
... the finest creation of Paul W. Klipsch,
fabricated individually under
his personal supervision.
NOTED WITH INTEREST
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will find his works listed, and then
behind this composer -composition page
will be White Title pages where you
will find Pines of Route listed and the
Tab number of the record. Confused
Well, fear not; if you have enough
records to feel the need of a catalogue
to keep track of them, and you want to
give this one a try, there are lucid directions
in the front of the book for
using it.
The deluxe edition of the catalogue
which will keep track of 500 records
under as many as 120 composers'
names, sells for 83.95. The standard
catalogue for 300 records and up to 8o
composers costs $2.45. The tabs come
in sheets of too and sell for 39e a
sheet.
We were a little disappointed in the
Star Tabs. They are self -adhesive and
removable, but there is no way to
attach them so that they will protrude
from the record album for easy finding.
A better method might be to have
the tab numbers on a stiff piece of
cardboard, say, with double strips of
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AUTHORitatively Speaking
Born in Germany, Kurt Stone studied at
Hamburg University until the Nazis came
into power. Thereupon he crossed into
Denmark and entered the Royal Conservatory,
where he studied musical theory, history,
piano and old keyboard instruments
- and first heard of Carl Nielsen, as he
relates on page 28. Now Editor -in-Chief
at Associated Music Publishers, Inc., his
tastes run to the very old (editing ancient
choral and keyboard works) and the very
new (writing about Hindemith and arranging
for modern dance groups).
Write for the name of your
Klipschorn distributor and our
latest literature on the Klipschorn
and Shorthorn speaker systems.
KLIPSCH AND ASSOCIATES
IIOYE, ARKANSAS
If a South African incunabulist, paleographer,
linguist and missionary had not come
to this country in 1920 and married the
first woman to graduate in accountancy from
the University of Minnesota, Christopher
Faye wouldn't have been born in 1926, and
we wouldn't be able to offer you his deadpan
industrial advice on page 3'. (Ex.
hale.) Faye is an officer of a midwestern
tire and fuel company, and was very nearly
an officer in the armed forces, having
accepted commissions in both Army and
Air Force before being drafted as a private.
in 1953. His wife plays the piano, pipe
organ, violin, viola and saxophone. Fayes
own instrument is the tane recorder.
Next issue's Discography: The Vocal
.Music of Bach by Nathan Broder.
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