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Haggin, B. H. | September 22, 1956 issue

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The article presents information on the new versions of recordings of Arturo Toscanini of Beethoven's symphonies. Music company RCA Victor assigned Richard Gardener to work with Toscanini on the processing of recordings from his broadcasts. Next came LM-1973, with the previously issued Respighi "Feste Romane," and a new recording of Kodaly's Hary Jeinos processed from the NBC acetates of the broadcast of November 29, 1947. This was the time when a new engineer for the broadcasts began to experiment with changes in the microphone placement which the previous engineer had found to be optimum for Studio 8H.

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TOSCANINI, Arturo; SYMPHONIES; RCA Victor (Company); RECORD labels; MUSIC trade; BROADCASTING; CULTURAL industries
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