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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
est Perabo, Henry Liechtenstein, Mrs. may be safely stated that not more than
Ellen Berg Parkyn, Miss F. Cliff Berry, three other piano manufacturers of this
Miss Eliz. Van Deurs,Miss Celia Gaul, Miss country can furnish a list of concert pian-
A LIST OF PIANISTS WHICH SHOWS HOW POPULAR
Dyas Flanagan, Miss Neally Stevens, Mile, ists who have used their grand piano in
THIS INSTRUMENT IS WITH THOSE COMPE-
Attalia Ramleh, Miss Henrietta Maurer, public, such as one finds above.
TENT OF JUDGING OF ITS MERITS.
Miss Anna Melendy, Gustave Satter, W.
This list does not number one-half the
Waugh
Lauder,
Miss
Ada
M.
Aspinwall,
professional
pianists who have used the
The current issue of The Journal of
Miss
Edith
C.
Perry,
Thomas
a'Becket,
Henry
F.
Miller
grand pianoforte in their
Fine Arts contains an interesting article
Albert
Hopkins,
A.
S.
Metcalf,
Francis
M.
concerts.
upon the musical growth of Boston. In
connection therewith appear biographies Arnold, Hugo Mansfeldt, Carlyle Petersilea,
The A. Shattinger Music Co., of St.
and portraits of a number of prominent mu- S. Liebling, Henry Strauss, John A. Pres-
Louis,
have increased their capital stock
ton,
J.
de
Zielinski,
Franklin
Sonnekalb,
sicians, including Edward Baxter Perry,
from
$37,000
to $54,000. They have secured
Mrs.
Marie
Dewing-Faelton,
Oscar
Werner,
the well-known blind pianist whose lecture-
new
quarters
at 1114 Olive street—a five
Carl
V.
Lachmund,
Ernest
Hale,
N.
J.
recitals have made him celebrated, and
story
building—and
as soon as alterations
Carl R. Stasny and Charles Dennee, two Elsenheimer, Hamilton J. Macdougall,
are
completed
they
will
occupy it.
celebrated pianists, all of whom are warm Mrs. Mary G. Murray, John W. Metcalf,
We doubt if there is any truth in the
admirers of the Henry F. Miller artists' Frl. Emmy Emery, Ad. M. Foerster.
At present there are estimated to be rumor that Marc A. Blumenberg is an ap-
grand piano. These gentlemen, however,
are only a few of the many who use this in- about one hundred and seventy-five differ- plicant for the position of Consul-General
strument. From the same paper we quote ent makes of pianos. Of this entire list it to Berlin.
the following names of many leading artists
of this country who have played the Henry
F. Miller grand piano. Some have a na-
tional reputation, and some are names well
VERY nusic DEALER will appreciate the selling qualities of an
known in the musical world: Edward Bax-
instrument which will furnish unlimited music—not two or
ter Perry, Calixa Lavallee, Edmund Neu-
pert, Chevalier De Kontski, Alfred Pease, three, or ten or twenty kinds—but every kind!
Chas. Kunkel, Henry Waller, Constantine
Sternberg, Frl. Adele Lewing, Mrs. Louis
Maas, Miss Fanny Bloomfield, Mrs. Wm.
H. Sherwood, Anton Strelezki, John Orth, Is the only instrument for which such a claim can be truthfully
E. R. Kroeger, Milo Benedict, Benno made.
It is the most fascinating and wonderful development of
Sche v ek, Edward Elliot, Louis Ehrgott, A. modern mechanical art, yet so simple a child can use and appreciate it.
I. Epstein, Otto Bendix, T. P. Ryder, M. Its repertoire is unending. Music, song and story come with equal
Epstein, Armin W. Doerner, Wm. H. perfection from it. Classic, descriptive, popular music—anything
Sherwood, John Francis Gilder, Jos- and everything in the realm of sound. Prices within the reach of
eph Harrison, A. Stankowitch, A. M. everybody. ALL MUSIC DEALERS SHOULD HANDLE IT!
Straub, Fred C. Hahr, Miss Louise
Roman, Gustavus Johnson, Heinrich Koh- For descriptive circulars, prices and discounts, address,
ler, W. S. Sterling, W. W. Gilchisit, Ham-
ilton J. Orr, Edward Hoffman, Henri G.
DEPARTMENT At,
Andres, Hermann E. Zoch, Carl Stas-
1155, 1157, 1159 Broadway, New York.
ny, Louis Maas, Charles Dennee, Ern-
919 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D, C.
The Henry F Miller Grand
Piano.
UNUfllTED MUSIC!!!
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110 East Baltimore St., Baltimore, rid.
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Expenses kept at the minimum.
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