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...Epic collaboration, this disk displays Brooklyn-born Leon Kirchner, 38, at his ear-bending, brain-taxing best. Relentlessly driving, violently dissonant, Kirchner's Trio is broken by occasionally wistful lyrical interludes that give way unexpectedly to snarling climaxes. Equally busy and complex, the Sonata Concertante abounds in the strobe-lighted flashes of musical ideas that fitfully illuminate all of Kirchner's works...
...interviewing great men, writing editorials or features, lugging strobe and graphic, or counting thousand-dollar bills interests you, or if you are just looking, come by the CRIMSON, at 14 Plympton St., on either Wednesday or Thursday nights...
...Nikon, Germany's Plaubel Makina and Sweden's Hasselblad) attract him as Jaguars and Lancias attract the motorist ($10 million worth of foreign cameras was imported into the U.S. last year). He is particularly taken with such fairly new products as baby flashbulbs, easily portable strobe lights, and stereoscopic cameras. He pores over catalogues as a gourmet surveys a menu. How can he resist such dishes as the Globetrotter Gadget Bag ("Leather-covered sponge rubber bumper for carrying against body," $42.50) ; Steineck A-B-C Camera ("Straps to the wrist . . . brilliant finder for sighting at waist level...
...putting green; Dr. Perkins laughed again, but not quite so hard. Somebody gave Carmichael a whole bottle of beer for himself, and he started to talk about his own days at college during Prohibition. He brandished the beer bottle, blinked up at a photographer who was holding a menacing strobe light over his head, and announced that "col-college is the place you make the greatest contacts of your life." Everybody laughed once more...
...breach a dike were instantly shot. Seeping waters invaded even the sacrosanct property of Standard Oil and the Japanese Concession, and a wall of British-American Tobacco Co. fell like the crack of doom. Said the U. S. chief engineer of the Yangtze River Conservation Commission, Col. G. C. Strobe: "The Chang-kung Dike cannot stand for more than another...