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PRESTO-TIMES
March 3, 1928
bers was a quartet for trombone, cornet, violin and
piano.
There was also a violin solo, played on a Conn
"Wonder" violin. This was followed by a most in-
Sunday Afternoon Prograrn Over KYW in teresting talk by Mr. Boyer, in which he presented
some "high-lights" on the history and the romance of
Chicago Continues to Be the Greatest
this wonderful old instrument.
Broadcasted Attraction.
Mr. Boyer's talk on the trombone gave its record
The C. G. Conn, Ltd., Educational Concerts Sun- and place in the family of brass instruments; how the
day afternoons by radio, KYW, of the Chicago Eve- tone is produced and how modified and graded as to
ning American, and the lectures by J. F. Boyer, sec- power, quality, fullness and depth of tone. He spoke
retary of C. G. Conn, Ltd., Elkhart, Ind., which are of the pleasure and the profit that comes to one who
a part of the concert by noted band instrument has acquired even a moderate degree of proficiency in
players, are gaining in favor every week. Most of playing any of the family of brass instruments. He
the artists are of national renown and their playing encouraged his radio audience to learn some musical
continues to be one of the most entertaining as well instrument and spoke of the pleasure to be derived
as instructive features of radio broadcasting from by a group of school children, for instance, in form-
ing little organizations of four, eight or twelve mem-
Chicago.
bers for practicing.
Last Sunday afternoon the trombone was the
Mr. Boyer's weekly talk is a good means for ad-
instrument of special study and demonstration and the
vancing
study and for encouraging the forma-
Sunday before, Sunday afternoon, February 19, the tion of musical
bands and musical organizations, great in-
drum was dealt with.
terest being taken in these lesson talks. A Presto-
The trombone concert last Sunday introduced sev- Times man heard it remarked this week that the
eral expert performers who gave their listeners a public gets more information about musical instru-
treat in musical selections and practical illustrations ments in general from these lectures than from any
of the musical qualities and capabilities of this instru- other source.
ment, so important in every band and orchestral or-
ganization. The selections rendered were made up of
solos, duets and quartets. One of the ensemble num-
CONN RADIO CONCERTS
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Organs and Orchestrions
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CLARK ORCHESTRA ROLLS
Monthly bulletins of new records. Write
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Hallet & Davis Piano Co. Issues New Bulletin of
Music for Super-Reproducing Piano.
The new bulletin of rolls adapted for use only on
the Angelus Super-Reproducing Pianos has been is-
sued by the Angelus Division of the Hallet & Davis
Piano Co., 6 East 39th street, New York. The new
numbers are as follows:
Recorded by Leopold Godowsky—8450, Nocturne,
Op. 37, No. 1, G minor, Chopin.
Recording by Victor Arden—8451, Just a Memory,
ballad, with words.
Dance Record with words—Recorded by Victor
Arden—2410, 'S Wonderful, fox trot.
Recorded by Arden and Kortlander—2411, Blue
Heaven, fox trot, Whiting-Donaldson.
Recorded by Victor Arden—2412, Four Walls, fox
trot.
Recorded by Walter Redding—2414, A Siren
Dream, fox trot.
ADDRESS IS CHANGED.
The address of the McMackin Piano Service Com-
pany, Des Moines, la., has been changed from 1721-3
Mondamin avenue to 1719-21 Mondamin avenue. The
company has not moved; the city merely made a
change in the street numbering. The company has
developed a lively business in piano key recovering in
which it uses the heaviest grade of pyralin ivory,
polished and beveled to look like the finest grade of
ivory keys. Promptness in completing and shipping
jobs is made a feature in the shop.
PIANO KEY REPAIRING
KEYS RETURNED IN 24 HOURS
BEST GRADE IVOBINE
RECOVERING
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BUSHING
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SHARPS
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NEW FRONTS
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PLAYER ACTIONS REPAIRED
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Striking: Pneumatics
Air Motors, Governors, etc., Recovered
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NEW MUSIC FOR COINOLA
The Capitol Music Roll Co., Chicago, Issues March
Bulletin of Dances and Other Tunes.
The Capitol Music Roll Co., 721 North Kedzie ave-
nue, Chicago, has issued the following March releases
for Coinola electric pianos, styles D, C-2, X, AF, AX,
CF, CB, K, and all other Orchestrion combinations:
No. 0 861—Best Dance Hits—Dream Kisses, fox
trot; You Can Tell Her Anything Under the Sun, fox
trot; Diane, waltz; I've Been Longing for a Girl Like
You, fox trot; Sweetheart Memories, waltz; Every-
where You Go, fox trot; I'm Making Believe That I
Don't Care; Get 'em in a Rumble Seat, fox trot; Tin
Pan Parade, fox trot; Oh Susanna, fox trot.
No. 0 862—All Hit Dance Roll—Mine, All Mine,
one step; There Ain't No Land Like Dixieland, to
Me, one step; Old Names of Old Flames, waltz; Rus-
sian Doll, fox trot; Indian Cradle Song, fox trot;
Don't Forget When the Summer Rolls By, fox trot;
Go Home and Tell Your Mother, fox trot; Tie All
Your Troubles to the Tail of a Kite, fox trot; I Can't
Believe That You're Still in Love with Me, fox trot;
Southern Skies, fox trot.
No. 0 863—All New—Snappy Dance Hits—What'H
You Do, one step; Sorry, one step; Changes, one
step; Saxophone Waltz; Henry's Made a Lady Out
of Lizzie, one step; I'll Think of You, fox trot; The
Man I Love, fox trot; My Ohio Home, fox trot;
Oh, Dem Golden Slippers, fox trot: Old Fashioned
Locket, fox trot.
ANNOUNCES SCHOOL OPENING.
A new master school of music to be known as
La Scuola Del Concerto was founded recently in
Rome by Rita V. Vose of New York to aid Ameri-
cans and students from other countries who wish
to further advance in their musicianship and study
abroad. The school will hold its summer sessions
on a private estate in Rome, Italy, for eight weeks,
from July to September, 1928. A large group of stu-
dents have already planned to attend the classes both
from the United States and other countries.
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