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Italian graphic design in the ’50s and ’60s was on another level. A selection of Olivetti advertisements.
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"tape it alive
with National!..."
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National. Australasian Post, 1966.
"National makes playback like listening to live performance. This is the result of the intensive research. fine workmanship and quality materials..."
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National Tape Recorders. Pix, 1964.
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It was as if the whole city had crashed about my ears.
I walked about in it aimlessly as survivors must walk about the streets of their native city after an earthquake, amazed to find how much that had been familiar was changed.
— Lawrence Durrell, The Alexandria Quartet
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"Sometimes hazy, occasionally wistful, often picaresque chapters are delivered with a satirist's perfect understated pitch and announced John McNally...as a gifted meta-memoirist." —Washington Post
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1985年、ソニーは振動を抑えるために画期的なセラミック素材を採用したカセットテープ「HF-Pro」を発売。音の忠実な再現性を追求し、より高音質な録音・再生を実現しました。
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#OperaConnects Today is World Opera Day which celebrates the power of opera to create connections on a personal and global footing. Here are two examples of performances in Birmingham. Elizabeth Schwarzkopf (LB 38.01) and Paul Robeson (LP 22.41) @LibraryofBham
ALT The front cover of a programme for a concert performance by Elisabeth Schwarzkopf at Birmingham Town Hall on 13 October 1975 at 7.30 pm. Photograph of the opera singer at the top of the programme and details of the performance below this.
ALT The front cover of a programme for a performance by Paul Robeson at Birmingham Town Hall on Saturday 21st May 1949. Below this is a photographic portrait of Paul Robeson. Beneath this is biographical detail about Paul Robeson. The price of the programme is at the bottom.
