High Fidelity

Copyright information

Title:	High Fidelity
Online content:	Free online material via The Online Books Page
More information:	Wikipedia article; Wikidata
First renewed issue:	no issue renewals found in registered works database
First automatically renewed issue:	February 1964 (v. 14 no. 2), © January 10, 1964
First renewed contribution in:	March 1954; see registered works database

Renewed contributions

This includes all active contribution renewals prior to 1964, when automatic renewals began. It might not show all renewals from 1964 onward.

March 1954: "Lieutenant Bettini's Musical Spider", by Roland Gelatt
May 1954: "The Talking Machine That Talked", by Roland Gelatt
June 1954: "The Talking Machine Becomes the Victor", by Roland Gelatt
October 1954: "The Orchestra Came Last", by Roland Gelatt
December 1954: "Toscanini on Records" (part 1), by Robert C. Marsh
January 1955: "Toscanini on Records" (part 2), by Robert C. Marsh
February 1955: "Toscanini and the Art of Orchestral Performance", by Robert C. Marsh
February 1955: "Toscanini on Records" (part 3), by Robert C. Marsh
July 1955: "Living With Music", by Jacques Barzun [Permissions]
December 1955: "Living With Music", by Ralph Ellison
January 1956: "At the Thought of Mozart", by Aaron Copland
September 1956: "The Trouble With Tosca", by Joseph Kerman
September 1959: "When the Machine Answered Mr. Edison", by Matthew Josephson [Permissions]
October 1959: "Boito and Duse", by Vincent Sheean
February 1960: "All You Know is Facts", by Martin Mayer
April 1962: "The Triumph and Troubles of the Met", by Martin Mayer

Additional note

1983 renewal records for the 1955 books 'The Fabulous Phonograph' and 'High Fidelity Record Annual', both by Roland Gelatt, mention that portions appeared in High Fidelity magazine. The book renewals might cover articles that appeared in 1955 issues and were also in the books. A similar renewal by Gelatt for the 1956 High Fidelity Record Annual might cover articles from 1956 issues that appeared in the book.

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Acknowledgement:	Thanks to Nat Bender for copyright research on this title.
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