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...touch of the romantic, but not enough to tarnish the piquant bloom of youth that imbues all these works. Mostly, Oistrakh's way is a perfect blend of ingenious inner detail and simple, uncomplicated exteriors. That applies also to his viola playing in the Sinfonia Concertante (Son Igor takes the violin solo) as well as to his conducting of the Berlin Philharmonic, which plays with more energy and bite than it usually does under its regular conductor, Herbert von Karajan...
...Died. Igor I. Sikorsky, 83, Russian-born aviation pioneer who developed and piloted the first practical helicopter (see SCIENCE...
...another, much larger, 600,000-kw. plant at Beloyarskoye; none of their six nuclear power plants now in full operation has had a serious accident. Proud of their own safety procedures, they dismissed as useless the American practice of enclosing nuclear reactors in large protective shells; "Purely psychological," said Igor Morokhov, No. 2 man of the Soviet atomic energy committee...
...opera workshop at the University of Southern California. To sing Carmen at that age, as the director insisted, would ruin her voice, she felt. Yet at 21, she was one of Los Angeles' more prominent singers, performing Palestrina and Brahms with the Roger Wagner Chorale and Igor Stravinsky with Igor Stravinsky...
...picking up a young and beautiful reporter, Helen, on his way to study under the famed but eccentric sexologist Dr. Bernardo, Allen arrives to find a crumbling mansion right out of a '30's horror film. Once at the door, the two visitors are greeted by none other than Igor, a hump-backed victim of one of the doctor's explorations into the effects of a four hour orgasm...