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Musical Courier 1913-11-12: Vol 67 Iss 20, 1913
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1The H. P. NELSON PIANO
2The Highest Quality for the Money
3The H. P. Nelson Company
4CHICAGO
6The Conover Piano
7IS BUILT WITH MADE-TO-ORDER CARE
8Every detail of Conover construction suggests painstaking care. Nowhere is there an evidence of haste. It is made under the direct supervision of one of America's greatest piano builders—a man who has spent more than forty years in the study of a single problem—tone production. Compared with its excellence in workmanship, unusual tone qualities and durability, it is more moderately priced than any other really great piano of today.
9Write for our handsomely illustrated art catalog and full particulars regarding our easy monthly payment plan
10The Cable Company
11CHICAGO
12The World's Greatest Manufacturers of Pianos and INNER-PLAYER Pianos
14The EVERETT Piano.
15One of the three Great Pianos of the World
16THE JOHN CHURCH COMPANY
17CINCINNATI NEW YORK CHICAGO
18Owners of THE EVERETT PIANO COMPANY, Boston
20KIMBALL PIANOS
21The Artists' Favorite
22W. W. Kimball Co.
23Established 1857
24Chicago
26Wing & Son, Manufacturers of the WING PIANO
27A Musical Instrument manufactured in the musical center of America for forty-four years
28Factory and Offices, Ninth Ave., Hudson and 13th Streets, New York
30THE GRAM-RICHTSTEIG PIANO
31IS ESPECIALLY SUITED TO STUDIO WORK BECAUSE OF ITS Steel Angle Rail Action (Patented)
32which insures a perfectly regulated action under any and all atmospheric conditions. Studio and classroom pianos undergo a severe test. An ordinary action becomes defective within a short time. The Gram-Richtsteig Steel Angle Rail Action, equipped with Metal Flanges, cannot get out of regulation. Hundreds of these remarkable pianos are now in use by musicians. Let us send you descriptive literature free. The Gram-Richtsteig is an artistic piano in every sense of the word.
33GRAM-RICHTSTEIG PIANO CO., Milwaukee, Wis
35CINCINNATI CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
36Established 1867
37Instructs, trains and educates after the best methods of Foremost European Conservatories. The faculty numbers some of the leading Musicians and Artists of today.
38Elocution – MUSIC – Languages
39Location ideal with respect to home comfort and luxurious surroundings. The finest and most completely equipped buildings devoted to music in America. Day and resident students may enter at any time. Illustrated Catalog FREE.
40Highland Ave., Oak St. and Burnet Ave., CINCINNATI, OHIO
42AMERICAN CONSERVATORY
43Kimball Hall, Wabash Ave. and Jackson Blvd., Chicago
44THE LEADING SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND DRAMATIC ART IN THE WEST
45Among the seventy eminent instructors the following might be mentioned:
46Piano—John J. Hattstaedt, Victor Garwood, Allen Spencer, Heniot Levy, Silvio Scionti.
47Singing—Karleton Hackett, Ragna Linne, Edward Clarke, Jennie F. W. Johnson, John T. Read, Marie Sidenius Zendt.
48Organ—Wilhelm Middelschulte.
49Violin—Herbert Butler, Adolf Weidig.
50Theory—A. Weidig, Arthur Olaf Anderson.
51Public School Music—O. E. Robinson.
52Dramatic Art—Frances Donovan.
53JOHN J. HATTSTAEDT, President.
54Catalog mailed free.
56Malkin Music School
57MANFRED MALKIN, Director
5826 Mount Morris Park, West
59Maestro Pietro Florida | Voice Mr. J. Parkeach, Coach
60Mme. Sophia Tomas | Voice Mr. V. Valpe, Violin
61Mr. V. Dubinsky, Cello | Mr. S. Finkelstein, Cornet
62Mr. M. Malkin | Piano
63Miss Ada Becker | Piano
65TRINITY SCHOOL OF CHURCH MUSIC
66Daily training in the music of the Episcopal Church
67FELIX LAMOND, Director
68Catalog on request 14 W. 12th St., New York
70Harriet FOSTER Mezzo Contralto
71225 West 102nd Street
72Phone – – Riverside 6400
74CHARLES CADMAN Composer-Pianist
75WAKEFIELD Management: R. E. JOHNSTON
76Commercial Trust Building, 1451 Broadway, cor. 41st Street
77New York City
79DAN BEDDOE TENOR
80Season 1912-1913 in America
81Under the Exclusive Management of R. E. JOHNSTON
83WASSILI LEPS CONDUCTOR
84Philadelphia :: :: Pa.
86WILLIAM J. FALK
87Assistant to Mr. OSCAR SAENGER
88TEACHER OF SINGING
89Interpretation and Artistic Finish
90Phone 4881. Lenox. 124 East 92d St., New York
92HAZEL LUCILLE PECK …PIANISTE…
93In Concert Throughout Germany Season 1913-1914
95THE TOLLEFSEN TRIO
96Mme. Schnabel Tollefson, pianiste; Carl H. Tollefson, violinist; Paul Kefer, cellist. Address communications to Carl H. Tollefson, 1166 45th Street, Brooklyn. Tel. 4343-M Sunset.
98THE STERNBERG SCHOOL OF MUSIC, Inc.
99Fuller Building, 10 South 18th St., Philadelphia
101HERBERT MILLER Baritone
102716 Fine Arts Building Chicago
104LOUISE GERARD-THIERS
105Vocal Instruction
106805-806 CARNEGIE HALL :: NEW YORK
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