TITLE: STEREO REVIEW
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ISSUE DATE: OCTOBER 1967; VOLUME 19; NUMBER 4
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: Music for the Piano put into perspective. Cover: "Twelve Foremost Pianists." Oil By Charles E. Chambers; Courtesy Chicago Musical College. Roosevelt Univeer-Sity; Photo By Tony Kelly (See Also Page 10).

THIS MONTH'S COVER: Reproduced on our cover this month is a group portrait of twelve great pianists who, in the not-too-distant past, made regular appearances on the American concert scene. The painting, from the Steinway Collection, was presented last February 24 to Chicago Musical College in honor of the ninetieth birthday of Dr. Rudolph Cani. President Emeritus of the College and one of the twelve. A key to the pianists is provided at right: (1) Mischa Levitzki (1898-1941) , (2) Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873-1943) , (3) Ignace Paderewski (1860-1941), (4) Alexander Borovsky (1889- ) , (5) Ignaz Friedman (1882- 1948) , (6) Alfred Cortot (1877-1962) , (7) Josef Hofmann (1876-1957) , (8) Rudolph Ganz (1877- ) , (9) John Powell (1882-1963) , (10) Percy Grainger (1882-1961) , (11) Ernest Hutcheson (1871-1951) , (12) Ernest Schelling (1876-1939) . For those keeping score, six correct identifications is par, nine or ten is extraordinary, and twelve can only be considered fantastic.

THE MUSIC:
LEOS JANACEK IN PRAGUE . . . A festival report . . . FLORENCE STEVENSON.
THE BASIC REPERTOIRE . . . Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Viola . . . MARTIN BOOKSPAN.
A BASIC LIBRARY OF MUSIC FOR THE PIANO . . . Outstanding recordings that sketch the instrument's development . . . HERBERT GLASS.
THE CRITICS CONFESS: TEN COMPOSERS I HATE . . . Our regular reviewers bare their fangs.
ERIK SATIE . . . A testimonial on the occasion of his 101st birthday . . . STEPHEN CANNON.
THE FORGOTTEN WARS OF IGNACE JAN PADEREWSKI . . . An imaginary interview with a champion of the legendary pianist . . . ROBERT OFFERGELD.
YOUNG ARTISTS IN THE RECORDING STUDIO . . . Records can capture careers in bud--and help them to bloom . . . IGOR KIPNIS.
GERALD MOORE: FAREWELL CONCERT . . . Angel's new two-disc set preserves a great occasion . . . GEORGE JELLINEK.
ANY NIGHT, JOSEPHINE BAKER . . . An appreciation of a great music-hall artist . . . PETER REILLY.

THE EQUIPMENT:
NEW PRODUCTS . . . A roundup of the latest high-fidelity equipment.
HI-FI Q&A . . . Answers to your technical questions . . . LARRY KLEIN.
AUDIO BASICS . . . Audio Specifications XIV: Distortion . . . HANS H. FANTEL.
TECHNICAL TALK . . . Stereo vs. mono; Hirsch-Houck laboratory reports on the Sherwood S-8800-FET stereo receiver, the Jensen X40 and X-45 loudspeaker systems, and an addendum for the builder of the Heathkit AR-15 AM/FM stereo receiver kit . . . JULIAN D. HIRSCH.
WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR FM RECEPTION . . . A symposium of experts.
TAPE HORIZONS Taping for Profit . . . DRUMMOND MCINNES.

THE REVIEWS.
BEST RECORDINGS OF THE MONTH.
CLASSICAL.
ENTERTAINMENT.
STEREO TAPE.
THE REGULARS.
EDITORIALLY SPEAKING . . . WILLIAM ANDERSON.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
GOING ON RECORD . . . JAMES GOODFRIEND.
ADVERTISERS' INDEX; PRODUCT INDEX.


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