Music Trade Review
Issue: 1903 Vol. 37 N. 8 - Page 36
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THE MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
for wind instruments—such as harmoni- consists in watching the players ? When and the wholesalers and manufacturers say
ums, organs, orgarelles, melodions, and the music has been inspired by our own they have found no difficulty in enforcing the
like—its object being to furnish a stop thoughts and addressed to us in our own new scale, which was practically agreed upon
tongue. They have the melodic charm and
which may be set by the simple pressure the structural grasp that makes for the at the June conference of the factory owners,
accredited to the high conditions in the ma-
of a finger as contradistinguished from the work of permanent value. That which terial and labor market. During the past
stops hitherto usually employed, which are they have done is not only worthy in itself week second grade oak was quoted $5 higher
ordinarily arranged to be drawn out and but an earnest of an art form that is strik- on the 1,000 feet.
An increase on scarfs and coverings was
which necessitate the use of at least two ing deep root, the fruits of which are and
will
ever
be
a
source
of
pride
to
us
all."
also
made in July, owing to the mark up in
fingers and the removal of the hand from
all lines of cotton fabrics in the primary mar-
PIANO
STOOLS
ADVANCE.
the position occupied in fingering the keys
kets. On velours an advance of 10 per cent,
of the instrument.
While no formal announcement has been is noted, and on tapestry and damask goods,
With this object in view this invention made to the trade, an advance of ten per cent, 15 to 20 per cent. There will probably be no
consists in features, devices and combina- on all grades of piano stools has been made further changes this year, unless there is a
in the regular course of business. Orders for drop, and this, an authority states, would not
tions of parts.
the season's supply are figured on this basis, be surprising.
KEY WIND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT. Bern-
hard Paris, Schlackenmuhle, Germany. Pa-
A STRICTLY HIGH-GRADE AND ELEGANT PIANO
tent No. 735,803.
CRAWFORD
AN D E R S O N PIANO
This invention relates to improvements
in key wind musical instruments, such as
Noted for its musical beauty and singing quality, and unequalled when
price is taken into consideration.
flutes, hautboys, and the like.
The object is a simplification of the fin- MANUFACTURED BY H . K L E B E R & B R O . C O . , 129TH ST. & PARK AVE., NEW YORK.
ger action in playing key wind instru-
ments—such as flutes, hautboys, and the
like—principally for the purpose of pro-
MAIN OFFICE,
ducing the most suitable combination of
MANUFACTURED BY
9 WEST 14th STREET,
holes for the production of a tune, and thus
NEW YORK.
H. S. PULLING
rendering this task easier for the player
Successor to FRMMK S*. McLJiVTHLIX
546 SOVTHCRN BOVLEVARD
NEW YORK
than on instruments hitherto used.
GEORGE SCHLEICHER,
SPIELMANN PIANOS
Piano Manufacturer.
NEW WALDO CATALOGUE.
Nelson-DedicKe Felt Co
The Waldo Manufacturing Co., makers of
mandolins, guitars and other small goods,
MANUFACTURERS 9F
Saginaw, Mich., have just issued a very beau-
All Kinds of Wool Felt for Pianos
tiful catalogue showing illustrations of their
and Organs
various instruments. The work is prefaced
Office: 103 East 125th Street, NEW YORK
Mills: MIDDLEVILLE, N. Y.
with the following:
"With the progress of time and the many
advantages of a loose leaf catalogue, we now
depart from the book binder's art and present
Are noted for their elasticity, responsiveness and durability. They satisfy in all cases.
you herewith the fourth, or perpetual edition
of our catalogue, as we might term it. We
WASLE (EL CO. * sV^^^fe^a * NewYorh
propose to issue sheets illustrating each new
style of instrument when ready for the mar-
Knows No
ket, and by inserting these sheets your cata-
Technical
logue of the Waldo instruments and other
styles we manufacture will always be up to Difficulties
date.
"With much pleasure we announce our lo-
Perfect in Execution.
cation in the new and thoroughly modern
Is Without a Peer.
factory which we recently constructed from
the ground up for the manufacture of musi-
50th St. & 11th Avenue
cal instruments. Each department has the
YORK
CITY
N E w
latest machinery and facilities installed for
the manufacture, and we hope to always ren-
THE LATEST AND BEST. Cab-
inet in Form. Easiest Pumping
der efficient service and continue to supply a HAVE
Flayer on the Market. Perfect in
Execution. Elegant in design. For
YOU
line of goods which shall remain a recognized
Terms and Territory Address,
SEEN
KEITH PIANO PLAYER CO.,
leader."
WASLE PIANO ACTIONS
THE piANlSTA
PIANO PLAYER
A NOVELTY FOR CONCERT GOERS.
THE
KEITHJO
'44-46 Townsend St.,
Qjltk jewel Piano Co.
O those who tire of the monotony of con-
certs and concert halls during the mus-
ical season it is refreshing to learn of a novel-
ty which is to be inaugurated by Prof. Geo.
Philipp Wolfrum, of Heidelburg, who in Oc-
(Et*t 133d St.)
tober next intends to give in that university
town several concerts with novel features. In
some of them the choir and the orchestra are
to be invisible, in others there are to be cer-
tain operatic light effects. The floor on which
the orchestra is placed is so arranged that it
can be lowered and raised at will. Professor
Wolfrum believes that chamber music, in par-
ticular, gains much in effectiveness if the
players are invisible to the audience. He will
give the hearers opportunities at his festival
to judge for themselves. But how about those
persons whose sole entertainment at concerts
Bo»tew
New York
Sole
CHICAGO
Manufacturers of
5 $y 2 anc j £% Octave Pianos.
131
$ $MITH&
The Grand Piano in Upright Case. Built on the
principle of the Parlor grand, and its equal in musical
results. Thit system of construction properly presented
gets other upright pianos out of competition*
Reasonable Inducements Offered Dealers.
The SMITH & NIXON MFG. CO.,
JO & J2 East 4th Street, - - - Gncinnati, Ohio.
THE MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
for wind instruments—such as harmoni- consists in watching the players ? When and the wholesalers and manufacturers say
ums, organs, orgarelles, melodions, and the music has been inspired by our own they have found no difficulty in enforcing the
like—its object being to furnish a stop thoughts and addressed to us in our own new scale, which was practically agreed upon
tongue. They have the melodic charm and
which may be set by the simple pressure the structural grasp that makes for the at the June conference of the factory owners,
accredited to the high conditions in the ma-
of a finger as contradistinguished from the work of permanent value. That which terial and labor market. During the past
stops hitherto usually employed, which are they have done is not only worthy in itself week second grade oak was quoted $5 higher
ordinarily arranged to be drawn out and but an earnest of an art form that is strik- on the 1,000 feet.
An increase on scarfs and coverings was
which necessitate the use of at least two ing deep root, the fruits of which are and
will
ever
be
a
source
of
pride
to
us
all."
also
made in July, owing to the mark up in
fingers and the removal of the hand from
all lines of cotton fabrics in the primary mar-
PIANO
STOOLS
ADVANCE.
the position occupied in fingering the keys
kets. On velours an advance of 10 per cent,
of the instrument.
While no formal announcement has been is noted, and on tapestry and damask goods,
With this object in view this invention made to the trade, an advance of ten per cent, 15 to 20 per cent. There will probably be no
consists in features, devices and combina- on all grades of piano stools has been made further changes this year, unless there is a
in the regular course of business. Orders for drop, and this, an authority states, would not
tions of parts.
the season's supply are figured on this basis, be surprising.
KEY WIND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT. Bern-
hard Paris, Schlackenmuhle, Germany. Pa-
A STRICTLY HIGH-GRADE AND ELEGANT PIANO
tent No. 735,803.
CRAWFORD
AN D E R S O N PIANO
This invention relates to improvements
in key wind musical instruments, such as
Noted for its musical beauty and singing quality, and unequalled when
price is taken into consideration.
flutes, hautboys, and the like.
The object is a simplification of the fin- MANUFACTURED BY H . K L E B E R & B R O . C O . , 129TH ST. & PARK AVE., NEW YORK.
ger action in playing key wind instru-
ments—such as flutes, hautboys, and the
like—principally for the purpose of pro-
MAIN OFFICE,
ducing the most suitable combination of
MANUFACTURED BY
9 WEST 14th STREET,
holes for the production of a tune, and thus
NEW YORK.
H. S. PULLING
rendering this task easier for the player
Successor to FRMMK S*. McLJiVTHLIX
546 SOVTHCRN BOVLEVARD
NEW YORK
than on instruments hitherto used.
GEORGE SCHLEICHER,
SPIELMANN PIANOS
Piano Manufacturer.
NEW WALDO CATALOGUE.
Nelson-DedicKe Felt Co
The Waldo Manufacturing Co., makers of
mandolins, guitars and other small goods,
MANUFACTURERS 9F
Saginaw, Mich., have just issued a very beau-
All Kinds of Wool Felt for Pianos
tiful catalogue showing illustrations of their
and Organs
various instruments. The work is prefaced
Office: 103 East 125th Street, NEW YORK
Mills: MIDDLEVILLE, N. Y.
with the following:
"With the progress of time and the many
advantages of a loose leaf catalogue, we now
depart from the book binder's art and present
Are noted for their elasticity, responsiveness and durability. They satisfy in all cases.
you herewith the fourth, or perpetual edition
of our catalogue, as we might term it. We
WASLE (EL CO. * sV^^^fe^a * NewYorh
propose to issue sheets illustrating each new
style of instrument when ready for the mar-
Knows No
ket, and by inserting these sheets your cata-
Technical
logue of the Waldo instruments and other
styles we manufacture will always be up to Difficulties
date.
"With much pleasure we announce our lo-
Perfect in Execution.
cation in the new and thoroughly modern
Is Without a Peer.
factory which we recently constructed from
the ground up for the manufacture of musi-
50th St. & 11th Avenue
cal instruments. Each department has the
YORK
CITY
N E w
latest machinery and facilities installed for
the manufacture, and we hope to always ren-
THE LATEST AND BEST. Cab-
inet in Form. Easiest Pumping
der efficient service and continue to supply a HAVE
Flayer on the Market. Perfect in
Execution. Elegant in design. For
YOU
line of goods which shall remain a recognized
Terms and Territory Address,
SEEN
KEITH PIANO PLAYER CO.,
leader."
WASLE PIANO ACTIONS
THE piANlSTA
PIANO PLAYER
A NOVELTY FOR CONCERT GOERS.
THE
KEITHJO
'44-46 Townsend St.,
Qjltk jewel Piano Co.
O those who tire of the monotony of con-
certs and concert halls during the mus-
ical season it is refreshing to learn of a novel-
ty which is to be inaugurated by Prof. Geo.
Philipp Wolfrum, of Heidelburg, who in Oc-
(Et*t 133d St.)
tober next intends to give in that university
town several concerts with novel features. In
some of them the choir and the orchestra are
to be invisible, in others there are to be cer-
tain operatic light effects. The floor on which
the orchestra is placed is so arranged that it
can be lowered and raised at will. Professor
Wolfrum believes that chamber music, in par-
ticular, gains much in effectiveness if the
players are invisible to the audience. He will
give the hearers opportunities at his festival
to judge for themselves. But how about those
persons whose sole entertainment at concerts
Bo»tew
New York
Sole
CHICAGO
Manufacturers of
5 $y 2 anc j £% Octave Pianos.
131
$ $MITH&
The Grand Piano in Upright Case. Built on the
principle of the Parlor grand, and its equal in musical
results. Thit system of construction properly presented
gets other upright pianos out of competition*
Reasonable Inducements Offered Dealers.
The SMITH & NIXON MFG. CO.,
JO & J2 East 4th Street, - - - Gncinnati, Ohio.
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