High Fidelity, The Magazine for Music Listeners March 1956

High Fidelity, The Magazine for Music Listeners March 1956. John M Conly, Editor. Published by Audiocom Inc, Great Barrington, MA, 1956. Monthly Edition. Paperback. Size 4to (up to 12'' tall). Condition: Acceptable. Edge chipping to covers, front cover top half loose, spine cover missing. Content in vg condition. 136 Pgs. This Issue: Berlioz complains about the lack of coral facilities in France, while lauding those of England. Eric Bentley complains than Shakespeare got too many characters into his historical plays to make them ideal phonographic material. Gordon Holt complains about loudspeaker makers who make for us the choice of whether we'd rather have the concert hall in our living rooms or vice versa. George Jellinek complains that artistic rectitude in the opera house threatens to drive the glamour out of singing. William Weaver rambles around sunny Italy and listens to the contadini whistling Vivaldi. Description text copyright 2010 BooksForComfort. Item ID 20858.