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Musical Courier 1909-05-05: Vol 58 Iss 18, 1909
108 lines. Read by computer on 26 September 2026, twice; the two readings disagreed in places. Printed page 4. See the scan on archive.org.
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1ESTABLISHED 1823
3Chickering
4PIANOS
6Particular attention is called to the QUARTER GRAND
8Made Solely by
9CHICKERING & SONS
10791 Tremont St., Boston
12STERLING Pianos
13High Standard of Construction.
14DERBY, CONN.
16The EMERSON
171849—SHORT GRAND—1907
18Not so short as to sacrifice tone qualities, but as short as scientific scale drawing allows. In other words: Short but not too short.
20EMERSON PIANO CO., BOSTON CHICAGO
22TRICOLORES
23SOLE AGENTS IN NEW YORK FOR THE CELEBRATED SILVESTRE & MAUCOTEL PARIS TESTED STRINGS
24EACH LENGTH GUARANTEED. ABSOLUTELY PURE IN TONE AND TRUE IN FIFTHS.
25GRAND PRIZE ST. LOUIS 1893
26GOLD MEDAL
27HIGHEST AWARD CHICAGO 1893
28SPECIAL DIPLOMA
29JOHN FRIEDRICH & BRO. MAKERS VIOLINS IMPORTERS
30360 FOURTH AVENUE. NEW YORK N.Y.
32CINCINNATI CONSERVATORY of MUSIC. ESTABLISHED 1867.
33Miss Clara Baur. Directress.
34Tastefully, trains and educates after the best methods of Foremost European Conservatories. The faculty numbers some of the Leading Musicians and Artists of today.
35Elocution MUSIC Languages
36Location ideal with respect to home comfort and beautiful surroundings. The school is housed in completely surrounded buildings devoted to music in America. Day and resident students may enter at any time. Illustrated Catalogue FREE.
37MISS CLARA BAUR
38Highland Ave., Oak St. and Burnet Ave., CINCINNATI, OHIO
40KRAICH & BACH
41PRODUCE PIANOS
42OF THE HIGHEST MUSICAL TYPE
43FACTORY AND WAREROOMS
44233 to 245 East 23d Street NEW YORK
46If you want to make progress in musical study, you must have a good piano. Try the Conover.
48Send for Catalog
49The Cable Company,
50Manufacturers
51Chicago
53Strich & Zeidler
54GRAND AND UPRIGHT PIANOS OF THE HIGHEST ARTISTIC MERIT
55East 140th Street and Robbins Ave. NEW YORK
56WILLIAM H. SHERWOOD, the Great American Pianist, SAYS OF THE
57Smith & Nixon Piano
58"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. '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.'
59WILLIAM H. SHERWOOD."
60SMITH & NIXON PIANOS are made in Concert Grands, Parlor Grands, Art Grands, Boudoir Grands and Upright Grands and PLAYER PIANOS. Catalog on Request.
61THE SMITH & NIXON PIANO CO. CINCINNATI, O.
63EVERETT PIANOS
64Mme. TERESA CARREÑO Will Throughout Her American Tour 1909-10 use only
65EVERETT PIANOS
66EVERETT PIANO CO., Boston
67THE JOHN CHURCH CO.
68NEW YORK CINCINNATI CHICAGO
70HJALMAR VON DAMECK
71SOLO VIOLINIST
72THE DAMECK STRING QUARTET
73Residence and Studio
741877 Lexington Avenue, New York
76CLARA CLEMENS
77CONTRALTO
78Residence: 17 Livingston Place, New York
79Western Representative:
80B. OTT, 65 Auditorium Building, Chicago, Ill.
82Madame GIULIA VALDA
83PUPIL AND TEACHER OF THE
84Comm. Cav. FRANCESCO LAMPERTI Method
85STUDIO
86THE NEWPORT, 206 West 52nd St
87(no line here) one of two readings
88CONTRALTO one of two readings
89Pupil of Jean de Reszke one of two readings
90ADDRESS: one of two readings
91124 WEST 11TH STREET one of two readings
92Tel., 881 Chelone one of two readings
94MARY LANSING
95ORATORIO, RECITALS, CONCERTS
96The American History and Encyclopedia of Music
97IN TEN VOLUMES. At work on it for three years
98Editor in Chief, W. L. HUBBARD. Associate Editors: ARTHUR FOOTE, GEO. W. ANDREWS, EDWARD DICKINSON
99S. W. CHADWICK
100R. E. KREHBIEL
101W. J. HERBERSON
102Special Contributors:
103FREDERICK STARR
104FRANK DAMROSCH
105EMIL LIEBLING
106WRITE FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION TO
107IRVING SQUIRE, PUBLISHER, Boston Toledo Chicago
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