Music Trade Review

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REVIEW
THE
MUJIC TRADE
VOL. X L I V . No. 2 2 .
Published Every Saturday by Edward Lyman Bill at 1 Madison Avc, New York, June U 1907.
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POET says that a world without
would be a dreary place.
music
Music is admit-
tedly an inspiration—a tonic; then why not secure
the best medium with which to give expression
to the various sentiments of the human mind?
Over eighty-four
years of infinite pains, contin-
uous work and earnest application have evolved
the Chickering piano of 1907.
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The
Chickering
is the best in point of artistic excellence and it
is the oldest in point of age.
essential
It is, when every
is considered, the most perfect
produced in the world.
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