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Musical Courier 1905-08-23: Vol 51 Iss 1326, 1905
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1ESTABLISHED 1823
2Chickering
3PIANOS
4Particular attention is called to the QUARTER GRAND
5Made solely by CHICKERING & SONS 791 Tremont Street, Boston
6STERLING Pianos
7High Standard of Construction.
8DERBY, CONN.
9OTTO WISSNER
10Artistic Pianos,
11BROOKLYN, N. Y.
12New York, Newark, Jersey City, New Haven.
13THE EMERSON
141849—SHORT GRAND—1904.
15Not so short as to sacrifice tone qualities, but as short as scientific scale drawing allows
16In other words Short but not too short.
17EMERSON PIANO CO., BOSTON CHICAGO
18KRAHICH & BACH
19Produce PIANOS
20Of the Highest Musical Type.
21FACTORIES and WAREROOMS:
22233 to 245 East 23d Street, NEW YORK.
23REX GAVEAU
24PIANO-PLAYER.
25One quality only—the best.
26ONE PRICE ONLY 25 gns.
27MINIATURE, 4 ft. 6 in.
28Smallest Grand Piano in the World.
2994, Regent St., London, W.
30ALOIS BURGSTALLER,
31the greatest living German tenor, to the Conover Piano:
32"The Conover Piano which I used for my recitals in Studebaker Theatre yesterday was excellent. I greatly admired its tonal qualities and the perfection of the mechanism. It is a pleasure to me to note the remarkable sustaining and blending qualities of the tone, which certainly are a great aid and benefit to the singer."
33Conover Pianos
34THEY POSSESS AN EXQUISITE TONE QUALITY THAT DISTINGUISHES THEM FROM ALL OTHER MAKES.
35THE GABLE COMPANY,
36Manufacturers of
37CONOVER GRAND AND UPRIGHT PIANOS,
38CABLE BUILDING, CHICAGO.
39REPUTATION
40TONE QUALITIES
41DURABILITY
42MATHUSHEK PIANO MFG. CO.
43SOLE MAKERS,
44New Haven, Conn.
45WEBER PIANOS.
46Heinrich Conried, Director of the Conried Metropolitan Opera Company, writes as follows:
47"NEW YORK, May 19, 1904.
48"From time to time during the past operatic season I have been impressed with the wonderful resources of the Weber Pianos which we have been using at the Metropolitan
49"Subjected to immense usage by reason of our numerous rehearsals, these instruments nevertheless retain their exquisite tone quality
50"I know of no piano that would give us better satisfaction, and it is my desire that the Weber piano shall continue to be used at the Metropolitan Opera House."
51HEINRICH CONRIED.
52The Weber Piano Company
53Aeolian Hall, 362 Fifth Ave., near 34th St., N. Y.
54Catalog upon request. Agents in all principal cities.
55WILLIAM H. SHERWOOD
56RUDOLPH GANZ
57THEODOR BOHLMANN
58Dr. N. J. ELSENHEIMER
59BRAHM VAN DEN BERG
60Solo Pianists with the
61THEODORE THOMAS ORCHESTRA
62Annual Spring Tour 1905.
63Each artist has had remarkable success using the SMITH & NIXON CONCERT GRAND PIANO.
64SMITH & NIXON PIANOS
65are recognized by artists and leading musicians as embracing idealistic qualities. They are made in Concert Grands, Parlor Grands, Boudoir (one of the smallest) Grands, and Grand Pianos in the Upright Case
66The Smith & Nixon Piano Co.
67MANUFACTURERS
6810-12 East 4th Street Cincinnati.
69Chicago Branch, 268 Wabash Ave.
70Mason & Hamlin
71PIANISTS, PIANO STUDENTS AND THOSE GENERALLY INTERESTED IN MUSIC IN ITS ARTISTIC SENSE, CANNOT KNOW THE ACHIEVEMENTS AND PROGRESS IN MODERN PIANO CONSTRUCTION AND TONE DEVELOPMENT WITHOUT INVESTIGATING THE
72Mason & Hamlin
73PIANOS
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