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Musical Courier 1906-12-19: Vol 53 Iss 1395, 1906
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1ESTABLISHED 1823
3Chickering
4PIANOS
6Particular attention is called to the QUARTER GRAND
8Made solely by CHICKERING & SONS 791 Tremont Street, Boston
10STERLING Pianos
11High Standard of Construction.
12DERBY, CONN.
14Mehlin & Sons
15Grand and Inverted Grand Art Pianos
16The most musical and artistic pianos made to-day
17Warerooms 27 Union Square New York
18Payments to suit
19Art Catalogue on application
21THE EMERSON
221849—SHORT GRAND—1904.
23Not so short as to sacrifice tone qualities, but as short as scientific scale drawing allows.
24In other words: Short but not too short.
25EMERSON PIANO CO., BOSTON CHICAGO
27CINCINNATI CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
28ESTABLISHED 1867.
29Miss Clara Baur, Directress.
30Instructs, trains and educates after the best methods of foremost European Conservatories. The faculty numbers some of the leading musicians and artists of today.
31Location ideal with respect to home comfort and luxurious surroundings. The finest and most completely equipped buildings devoted to music in America. Bay and resident students may enter at any time. Illustrated Catalogue FREE.
32MISS CLARA BAUR
33Highland Avenue, Oak Street and Burnet Avenue, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
35KRAICH & BACH
36Produce PIANOS
37Of the Highest Musical Type.
38FACTORIES and WAREROOMS:
39233 to 245 East 32d Street NEW YORK
41ALOIS BURGSTALLER,
42the greatest living German tenor, to the Conover Piano:
43"The Conover Piano which I used for my recitals in Studebaker Theater 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."
45Conover Pianos
46THEY POSSESS AN EXQUISITE TONE QUALITY THAT DISTINGUISHES THEM FROM ALL OTHER MAKES.
48THE CABLE COMPANY,
49Manufacturers of
50CONOVER GRAND AND UPRIGHT PIANOS,
51CABLE BUILDING, CHICAGO.
53REPUTATION
54TONE QUALITIES
55DURABILITY
56MATHUSHEK PIANO MFG. CO.
57SOLE MAKERS,
58New Haven, Conn.
60MORIZ ROSENTHAL
61"THE WIZARD OF THE PIANO"
62The instrument upon which a great pianist plays is, next to his art, the most vital consideration. It is the medium through which his personal resources are put and is made manifest to his hearers. It is analogous to the orator's voice, the artist's pigments. With a medium of expression so perfect and so deep, the most brilliant and poetic individuality is crippled to just that extent.
64Rosenthal has unhesitatingly chosen the Weber Piano as the perfect medium of expression for his perfect art. Its rich, sonorous tone voices the deep sentiment of the true artist; its vivid brilliancy responds to the utmost demands of the phenomenal technician; its remarkable singing quality and carrying power penetrates to the most remote corner of the largest auditorium.
66AND THE
67WEBER PIANO
68SEND FOR ART CATALOG
69THE WEBER PIANO COMPANY
70Aeolian Hall, 362 Fifth Avenue, Near 34th Street, New York
71Agents in all principal cities. Addresses on request.
73WILLIAM H. SHERWOOD, the Great American Pianist
74SAYS OF THE
75Smith & Nixon Piano
76"It has been my rare good fortune to become acquainted with the Smith & Nixon Pianos, which I have unhesitatingly arranged to use exclusively at the Sherwood Music School, Chicago, and at the Chautauqua Institution, Chautauqua, N. Y.
77"The pianos used at Chautauqua, at my studio and cottage, and in the great concerts this year, have given the greatest satisfaction of any in my seventeen years' work at that place.
78WILLIAM H. SHERWOOD."
80SMITH & NIXON PIANOS
81are made in Concert Grands, Parlor Grands, Art Grands, Boudoir Grands and Upright Grands and PLAYER PIANOS. Catalog on Request.
82THE SMITH & NIXON PIANO CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
84EVERETT PIANOS
85DR. OTTO NEITZEL
86In His American Tour 1906-7 Will Use Only
87EVERETT PIANOS
88EVERETT PIANO CO., Boston
89THE JOHN CHURCH CO.
90NEW YORK CINCINNATI CHICAGO
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