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The Violinist's Guide (1916), 1916
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1THE VIOLINIST'S GUIDE
3REINDAHL VIOLINS
4AND BOWS, VIOLAS AND CELLOS
5Artists know the rarity of violin whose tones are "sweet" from lowest G to A in altissimo. You know how much you desire a violin whose tone qualities are distinguished in power, intensity, brilliance, evenness, sympathy, perfection of open fifths, stopped fifths, thirds, octaves, clear harmonics, pure pizzicato tones, distinct arpeggios, distinct in shake, will and staccato, and which quickly responsive bow pressure from real pianissimo to fortissimo. If you do not possess such a violin, you will be interested in a booklet "An Artistic Touch" which I will gladly mail you free, and which contains opinions from world famous artists who use REINDAHL VIOLINS.
7KNUTE REINDAHL
8MENOMINEE DRIVE, R.F.D. No. 3
9MENOMINEE, WISCONSIN
10(Formerly of Menasha, Wis.)
12THE
13Charles E. Farley
14Violins
15are made upon the principles of the old Italian instruments of American and European wood
16ESTABLISHED 1883
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