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Musical Courier 1896-12-16: Vol 33 Iss 876, 1896
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1Chordephon.
2Sensational Novelty!
3"CHORDEPHON."
4A MECHANICAL ZITHER, with circular interchangeable metal note disks. Can be played with a crank or with a clock work which also can be used as a driving power for children's toys, &c. The only mechanical Zither fully equalling the Chordephon in the variety of tone and perfect rendering of sentimental as well as lively music. Produces correct and smooth music, unlike the various "Accord Zithers," where accords and melody are heard separately and successively. Vibrations of the strings are regulated by a special ingenious mechanism of dampers. Keeps in tune as well as a piano. Patented in most countries. one of two readings
5A MECHANICAL ZITHER, with circular interchangeable metal note disks. Can be played with a crank or with a clock work which also can be used as a driving power for children's toys, &c. The only mechanical Zither fully equalling the Chordephon in variety of tone and perfect rendering of sentimental as well as lively music. Produces correct and smooth music, unlike the various "Accord Zithers," where accords and melody are heard separately and successively. Vibrations of the strings are regulated by a special ingenious mechanism of dampers. Keeps in tune as well as a piano. Patented in most countries. one of two readings
6CLAUS & CO., Fabrik Mechan. Zithern, LEIPZIG, GERMANY.
8The World's Columbian Exposition.
9V. F. ČERVENÝ & SONS,
10Königgrätz, Bohemia. Kiew, Russia.
11AWARD:
12For superior tone quality, being rich, resonant and of excellent carrying power, rendered so by the introduction of aluminum in their manufacture. For perfection of finish and superiority of workmanship.
13Deserving of special mention are the Kaiser Tuba, Corsopran, Baroxyton and Euphonium.
15JARDINE & SON
16ORGAN BUILDERS,
17318 & 320 East 39th St., New York
18LIST OF OUR LARGEST GRAND ORGANS:
19Fifth Avenue Cathedral, New York, four manuals; St. George's Church, New York, four; St. Paul's M. E. Church, New York, four; Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York, three; Brooklyn Tabernacle, four; First Presbyterian, Philadelphia, three; Trinity Church, San Francisco, three; Christ Church, New Orleans, three; and Pittsburgh R. C. Cathedral, four.
21ISAAC I. COLE & SON,
22Manufacturers and Dealers in
23VENEERS,
24And Importers of
25FANCY WOODS,
26425 and 427 East Eighth St., East River,
27NEW YORK.
29THE SCHWANDER
30Pianoforte Actions
31LEAD IN ALL COUNTRIES.
32HERBURGER-SCHWANDER & SON,
33PARIS AND NEW YORK.
34WILLIAM TONK & BRO.,
3526 WARREN ST., NEW YORK,
36Gen'l Agents United States and Canada.
37New York FACTORY: 88, 90, 92 Lincoln Ave.
38R. W. Tanner & Son Mfg. Co
39MANUFACTURE
40PIANO AND ORGAN HARDWARE,
41Dolgeville, N. Y.
43WHY NOT BUY…..
44The Finest ORGAN
45MADE?
46Especially when you can get it at about the same price as other organs are sold for. Intending purchasers should send to us for our catalogue, etc.
47MILLER ORGAN CO.,
48LEBANON, PA.
50The most perfect mechanically playable musical instrument, with exchangeable long note, is the
51"KALOPHON," manufactured by the firm of
52ERNST ERICH LIEBMANN,
53in Gera-Reuss, Germany.
54Full, round tone, well arranged music, and greatest durability of the instruments warranted. The "KALOPHON" has forty-eight steel tongues, metal music disk and a very strong mechanism. Illustrated catalogue on demand.
56C. REINWARTH,
57PIANOFORTE STRINGS,
58386 and 388 Second Avenue,
59Between 22d and 23d Sts. NEW YORK.
61Washburn
62Guitars, Mandolins, Banjos, Zithers,
63Awarded the Diploma D'Honneur and Gold Medal at the Antwerp International Exposition, 1894.
64MANUFACTURED BY
65Lyon & Healy,
66CHICAGO.
68HIGHEST AWARD
69World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893, for Violins, Violas and Violoncellos.
70Write for New Illustrated Catalogue.
71JOHN FRIEDRICH & BRO., Cooper Institute, NEW YORK,
72VIOLIN MAKERS & REPAIRERS
73Importers and Dealers in one of two readings
74GENUINE OLD VIOLINS, BOWS, CASES, ITALIAN STRINGS, &c. one of two readings
75Importers and Dealers in GENUINE OLD VIOLINS, BOWS, CASES, ITALIAN STRINGS, &c. one of two readings
77ESTABLISHED 1846.
78C. G. RÖDER,
79LEIPSIC, Germany,
80Music Engraving and Printing,
81Lithography and Typography,
82Begs to invite Music Houses to apply for Estimates of Manuscripts to be engraved and printed. Most perfect and quickest execution: liberal conditions.
84LARGEST HOUSE for MUSIC ENGRAVING and PRINTING.
85Specimens of Printing Title Samples and Price List free on application.
87THE VOCALION ORGAN.
88THE MOST IMPORTANT AND BEAUTIFUL INVENTION IN THE MUSICAL WORLD OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
89The Music Trade and Profession are invited to hear and inspect this charming instrument as now manufactured at Worcester, Mass.
90FOR CATALOGUES AND PRICES ADDRESS
91THE MASON & RISCH VOCALION CO. (Limited),
92Worcester, Mass.
93NEW YORK WAREROOMS:
9410 E. 16th St., between Fifth Ave. and Union Square.
95CHICAGO WAREROOMS:
96Lyon, Potter & Co., 174 Wabash Ave.
98OLD VIOLINS
99Splendidly Imitated,
100I. E., VIOLINS NEWLY MADE OF OLD WOOD,
101bearing the stamp of the genuine old masters' instruments.
103GUT STRINGS,
104best English Gut to be had from all dealers of standing.
105WUNDERLICH & CO.
106Manufacturers of Musical Instruments and Strings,
107EUBABRUNN-Markneukirchen I.
108Sachsen, Germany.
110EUPHONIKA.
111Self-Playing Harmonica.
112Can be handled by everybody without previous knowledge on the subject. Piano forte, etc. Automatic. Easily transportable.
113Leipziger Musikwerke "Euphonika,"
114LEIPZIG, Friedrich-Listrasse 11.
116CLARINETS and FLUTES. BOEHM SYSTEM, furnished at cheap prices by G. ULLMANN, Adorf in Saxony, GERMANY
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