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Article | LETTER FROM AMERICA

By HAROLD C. SCHONBERG THE long article about Berthold Brecht that I recently read in the Times Literary Supplement did not, if memory serves, mention Dar jasager. This is the libretto of an opera that Kurt Weill set in 1930. The play derives from a Japanese source, and the opera was specifically...

Article | LETTER FROM FRANCE

By IGOR B. MASLOWSKI THE smaller independent companies are displaying increasing activity, with two to six or seven records a month each, thus contributing brilliantly to the extension of the French LP catalogue. Although, in view of the high costs involved, they specialise mainly in...

Article | Gramophone Exhibition

A novel exhibition was opened in the Towneley Hall, Burnley, on Saturday, April 21st, covering the evolution of the gramophone from the early cylinder models to the latest tape machines.

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