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Musical Courier 1927-01-06: Vol 94 Iss 1, 1927

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1A.B. Chase
2"America's Finest Piano"
3Established 1875
4A. B. CHASE PIANO CO.
5Division United Piano Corporation
6Norwalk, Ohio
8THE Original Welte-Built Welte Mignon
9CONSOLE REPERFORMING PLAYER for GRAND PIANOS and INTERIOR MECHANISMS in GRAND and UPRIGHT PIANOS
10With a Great Library of Original Welte-Mignon Music Rolls Consisting of over 2,500 Records by the Greatest Pianists
11WELTE-MIGNON CORPORATION
12GEORGE W. GITTINS, President
13Office and Warerooms: 665 Fifth Avenue • • • • New York City
15SHEET MUSIC – 15¢
16Ask for Century Edition
17The more intelligent and the more thrifty you are, the more you will appreciate CENTURY CERTIFIED EDITION sheet music. It is all sheet music can be, the very best edition of the world's very best music.
18Although "CENTURY" is only 15c a copy, it is beautifully printed on the best paper. Every bar is standard size, each note certified to be correct as the Master wrote it.
19You can't buy better—So why pay more than Century price (15c) and (20c) in Canada when you buy Fifth Nocturne, Flower Song, Dying Poet, Spring Song or any of the other classical and standard compositions.
20Patronize the Century dealer, his low price is possible only because of his small profit. If he can't supply you, we will. Complete catalog of 2,300 Standard compositions free.
21MUSIC TEACHERS—Thousands of successful teachers use and recommend CENTURY certified music exclusively—because they know it is all that good music can be, yet it costs but 15 cents a copy, and they know parents appreciate the saving.
22CENTURY MUSIC PUBLISHING CO.
23203 West 40th St., New York, N. Y.
25MARGARITA SELINSKY one of two readings
26MAX one of two readings
27MARGARITA MAX one of two readings
28Phone: Endicott 3475
29309 West 85th Street, New York
30Violin Taught by the Auer Method.
31Available for Concert.
32For Terms Apply to Secretary
34MYRON JACOBSON
35Russian Composer Pianist
36Accompanist to Charles Hackett
37Mary Lewis, Maria Kurenko,
38Florence Austral
40FERRUCCIO F. CORRADETTI
41Officier de L'Academie de France et de L'Instructio Publique
42VOCAL TEACHER 309 West 75th St., New York
43Tel. 9010 Trafalgar and 6941 Susquehanna
45LEO PODOLSKY
46Pianist
47Chicago
49ALMA O'HAIRE
50CONCERTS—Soprano—RECITALS
5160 Northern Avenue
52New York City
54LEON BENDITZKY
55629 Stratford Pl., 1 nd 900 Lyon and Healy Bldg., Chicago
57NORMAN CURTIS
58PIANIST and TEACHER
5939 East 27th Street, New York City
60Madison Square 4539
62PAUL MORENZO
63Teacher of Singing
6414 Budapesterstrasse, BERLIN, W 50
65Cable address, American Express Co., A P C code
67WILLIAM REDDICK
68TEACHER OF PIANO
69HARMONY AND COMPOSITION
70Residence: 319 West 95th St., N. Y., Phone: River 10021
72ETTA HAMILTON MORRIS
73Soprano
74CONDUCTOR
75835 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
76Tel. 6935 Lafayette
78PROF. JACOB N.
79HELMAN
80(Petrograd-Ekaterinoslav)
81PLANO STUDIO
82320 East 176th St.
83near Grand Concourse,
84New York.
85Phone: Bingham 7393
87HAROLD GLEASON
88Concert Organist
89Eastman School of Music
90ROCHESTER, N. Y.
92LOUISE STALLINGS
93MEZZO-SOPRANO
946 East 36th St.
95Tel. Caledonia 9418
97MILTON SUTTON
98AMERICAN TENOR
99OPERA, CONCERTS, ORATORIO, ORCHESTRA
1001381 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
101Stage 8116.
103The Best Bargain is Quality—
104THE Conover is one of the few great Pianos of today which is still being built by its original maker
105Its continued use in such institutions as the University of Chicago, University of Illinois, University of Wisconsin and Northwestern University is the best proof of its satisfactory tone qualities and durability
106Send for free illustrated Art Catalog
107THE CABLE COMPANY, Chicago
108MAKERS
110The DUO-ART
111Reproducing Piano
112Obtainable in
113STEINWAY • STECK • WEBER
114WHEELOCK, STROUD and AEOLIAN
115Grand and Upright Pianos
116The
117AEOLIAN COMPANY
118Foremost Makers of Musical Instruments in the World
119AEOLIAN HALL
120New York City
122STEGER
123The most valuable piano in the world.
124STEGER Pianos and Player Pianos combine all of the essentials of the ideal instrument—artistic design, finest materials, thorough workmanship and a wonderful tone quality.
125STEGER WELTE-MIGNON (Licensee) Reproducing Pianos.
126STEGER & SONS
127Piano Manufacturing Company, Founded by John V. Steger, 1879
128Steger Building, Northwest Corner Wabash and Jackson, Chicago, Illinois
130The Finest Piano Action in the World
131WESSELL, NICKEL & GROSS
132Gives the Pianist the Touch that Creates True Tone Color
133Manufactured in New York, U. S. A.
135Emerson
136Known as "The Sweet-Toned Emerson" since 1849
137Emerson Piano Co., Div. United Piano Corporation, Norwalk, O.
139HAROLD
140Tenor—Voice Teacher
141FRANCES SEDDON
142Soprano—Diction Specialist
143310 West 71st St., New York
144Phone 7940 Trafalgar
146VAN DUZEE
147Soprano—Diction Specialist
148310 West 71st St., New York
149Phone 7940 Trafalgar
151FRED RYRCROFT
152DRAMATIC VOCAL COACH AND TEACHER
153Stage Department and Routine Interpretation and Diction
154Studio: 300 West 49th Street, N. Y., Legare 3720
155Office: 160 West 48th Street, N. Y., Bryant 7901
157LEO BRAUN
158VOICE REPERTOIRE
159STUDIOS 64-65
160Metropolitan Opera House
161CONDUCTOR Pennsylvania BRAHMS CLUB 2828
163The REASON our ad appears in this paper is because for generations we have been manufacturing pianos of wonderful TONE QUALITY. It is a piano for the artist, the singer and the professional. TONE, and TONE that will endure for a lifetime.
164The RADLE for TONE
165F. RADLE, Inc.
166609-611 West 36th Street New York City

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