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VOL. LXII. No. 15. Published Every Saturday by Estate of Edward Lyman Bill at 373 Fourth Ave., New York, April 8, 1916
TN this superb instrument all
the perfect tone quality
found in the famed Chickering
Grand is preserved. The Arti-
graphic brings the World's
Masters of Music into the
homes of the finest and most
influential members of the
community.
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The Piano of
Inspiration
away within the Chickering Piano lie ninety
years of musical history. Do you wonder then that
the instant one touches its keys a warm bond of sympa-
thy is found—that there springs into being a new confi-
dence and a more tingling inspiration ?
to the lover and producer of music repre-
sents all the worthy advances in piano
making—with all the noblest apd oldest
ideals and traditions.
The New Chickering
Artigraphic Player
Of the new Chickering Arti-
graphic Player, LEOPOLD
GODOWSKY says:
"I can imagine no finer repro-
duction of the playing of concert
pianists than I have heard your
Artigraphic produce. To have suc-
ceeded in reproducing the artist's
tone coloring with such exact fidel-
ity to the original performance is a
matter of congratulation to the in-
ventor, the pianists and the public."
represents the highest development of the
piano in the perfection of this device for
recording the performances of the great
pianists. It reproduces perfectly the tone qualities, the
tempo, and all the artists' individuality in their renditions
of the great masters. The Chickering Artigraphic may
also be played by hand, as the ordinary piano or may be
played with any standard 88-note rolls, as the ordinary
player-piano.
The Chickering in your warerooms will do more than
anything else to identify your store as the artistic center
for the musical activities of your community.
CHICKERING & SONS
Established 1823
Division American Piano Co.
Boston, Mass.
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