Music Trade Review

Issue: 1940 Vol. 99 N. 4

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PIANO TRADE-JOURNAL PUBLISHED
KNABE
PERSONALITIES
The Knabe Symmetrical Grand, Style K,
one of Henry S ami las' most recent
achievements in Knabe scale drafting.
HENRY SANDLAS
A MONGST the personalities who have
•L •*- piloted this great piano to its pres-
ent day preeminence there is none more
richly endowed than Henry Sandlas. It
was his father, Henry Sandlas, Sr., him-
self one of the Knabe industrial family,
who recommended his son for a position
in the Knabe factory. The lad was taken
on in 1886—5-4 years ago.
His progress in the delicate art of piano
making was rapid. An analytical and re-
ceptive mind directed his interests into
channels of ever widening importance,
j
ultimately establishing him as one of the
outstanding figures in the industry.
For many years he has been in com-
plete charge of the research which is con-
stantly exercised in the scientific develop-
ment of the Knabe, preserving and in-
creasing its golden voice-like tone, the
fundamental secret of which was long
ago discovered by his predecessors. Dur-
ing the years in which he has been in
charge of this intensive and important
work Henry Sandlas has designed and
drawn the scales for all Knabe grands
and verticals.
ESTABLISHED
OFFICIAL
PIANO
M E T R O P O L I T A N
/«i7
OF
THE
O P E li A
FACTORIES: EAST ROCHESTER, N. Y.
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WITH THE NEW PENTAGONAL SOUNDING BOARD*
ir Iix It you will find the sensational new Wurlitzer
development—the Pentagonal Sounding Board—
which provides a sounding board area greater than
that of a five-foot, three-inch grand piano. And
which, in addition, gives added string length in
bass and middle registers for greater depth and
resonance of tone.
Months of research by Ralph W. Sperry have
resulted in its new 37-inch scale, scientifically
THE
L
RUDOLPH
WURLITZER
balanced for harmonic uniformity throughout the
entire tonal range.
Designed by that eminent stylist, William A.
Zaiser, the new 570 has a 37-inch height and 57-
inch width, with a full 88-note scale.
Again Wurlitzer has created for you a piano
faithful to the standards of fine music—yet thrill-
ingly new in its smart, modern size and beauty.
Finished in choice walnut or mahogany.
C O M P A N Y , DE K A L B ,
ILLINOIS

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