Music Trade Review

Issue: 1954 Vol. 113 N. 3

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MONOCHORD 582 B.C.
1954 SPINET DESIGN
PIANOFORTE—171
75
YEARS
CHURCH STYLE PIANO—ORGANO
PRESENT DAY MUSETTE CONSOLE
UPRIGHT PIANO 1800
MORE
FIRST MUSETTE CONSOLE 1935
SQUARE PIANO 1850
UPRIGHT PIANO I860
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW. MARCH, 1954
PLAYER PIANO 1900
CONVENTIONAL GRAND 1900
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OWNED, CONTROLLED anJ DIRECTED
by the jSohmev Jt a wily Since 1872
i i
T H E FRENCH P R O V I N C I A L . . .Three generations ago, Hugo Sohmer.
founder oi the Sohmer Piano, proved scientifically and mathematically that the piano string
weight, its thickness, material and" other factors could compensate for lack of length.
Hugo Sohmer built the first 5-foot baby grand in the year 1884.
Later the laws governing full-tone production in small pianos were again applied and the
Sohmer Console-Vertical was created. This piano, famed for its compact, practical dimensions plus
its magnificent tonal quality and keyboard response, was called "The Musician's Console".
The latest Sohmer achievement is a beautiful French Provincial encasement for the Musician's
Console —in Fruitwood or Old World Mahogany —designed to complement the homes of today.
SOHMER
• 31* w. 57 th ST V NEW YORK, NY."

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