Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1952 — Page 16
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RAISE CLOTHE-A-CHILD
FUND—These “youngsters have
every reason to beam with pride for they have just turned in $17.41 to The Times Clothe-A-Child, money they raised in their own neighborhood circus. The tall girl at the rear is Sheila Beaver, 12, of 4638 Ralston Ave., organizer and ringmaster of the circus. Some of her neighborhood partners in the show were (left to right): Janet Homburg, 9, Barbara Logan, 8, Mary Logan, 6, Loreta Cerulli, 9, Katie Tillford, 5, Charlotte Beaver, 8, and Sharon Logan, 10.
Record Review—
New 45 RPM Discs Play Minutes Longer
RECORD COLLECTORS who have the 45-rpm players will be glad to learn RCA Victor is now introducing a new
and longer-playing 4545 “extended play”
Paul A. Barkmeier, RCA Victor “yeep In charge of record pro duction, says the new "EP's" will
rpm,
utilize the greater playing surface’
‘with no loss in quality. They are of the same size and operate on the same turntable at the same speed as standard 45 records. “They will play up to eight minutes to a side, or a total of 16 minutes for each record,” Mr. Barkmeier also said. “This will enable the recording of entire selections of certain “types of classical music on a single side, as reduce by’ half the number of records presently required in an album of popular music.” RCA Victor technicians have been working for some time on the development of thix advancement of the standard 45 phonograph system, according to Mr. Barkmeier, and it means another outstanding “first” for his com pany In the field of recorded music, Distribution of the new “EP's” in Indianapolis and central Indiana will be made through
Associated Distributors, 210 8 Meridian St y o un WE AND MOST other classical
record fans have been hailing the “invasion of America” by the English company, “His Master's Voice,” as a real ‘break’ because ft enables us to tap a new reservoir containing some of the finest recorded music there is. Looks as if we are being the
heneficiaries of some stiff coms ident,
petition in the business world, judging from reports going around in trade circles, Knglish Decca, principal competitor of
HMYV in Britain, has been earning many dollars and much reputation in this country for a couple of years now, calling itself “L.ondon” to avoid confusion with American Decca. HMV must have an envious eye on that. For a /long time some of HMV's artists -and repertoire have been reaching Americans under the Victor label. There's no break in the alliance. RCAVictor is manufacturing and dis tributing the HMV records which are going to compete with Vic
tor's own and directly in many cases, such as Furtwaengler vers sus Toscanini, But it means just that many more . good records
can make our se
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ONE OF the song
greatest cycles in musical literature is Robert Schumann's “Dichter liebe,” or “A Poet's Love.” T is
a setting of 16 poems hy Heinrich Heine, tracing a poet's gradual disillusionment by his faithless sweetheart. A new interpretation comes to us on a current Columbia Mas terworks release (MI1.-2210, 10in.). It is by two eminent French artists, baritone Pierre Bernac, one of the foremost song inter preters. of the day, and the dis tingutshed pianist; Robert:Casadesus. 14 # a
A COMPLETE recording of the
great Mozart Requiem’ as performed at the 1951 Salzburg Festival is being brought .out by Remington Records of New York. It is a true demonstration of the way in which Mozart's music
is played in the open air at the famous Salzburg Mozarteum. It was directed by Josef Messner, noted Festival conductor for many years. Soloists were Hilde (yueden, Met Opera soprano, and Julius Patzak, tener, n n n ARTUR RODZINSKI has recently complted three new orchestral symphonic recordings for Remington Records. They are Beethoven's “lL.eonore Overture No. 3," Wagner's “Preludes to First and Third Acts of Lohengrin” and Beethoven's “Symphony No. 1.” Don Gabor, Remongton pres says they show that Rodzinski is still one of the world's foremost conductors.
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