Music Trade Review

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MUJIC TIRADE
V O L . LIII. N o . 2 0 Published Every Saturday by Edward Lyman Bill at 1 Madison Ave. t New York, Nov. 18, 1911
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'E live in an age of specialization. People are beginning to
depend more and more on the specialists. In medicine,
in law, in fact all of the sciences, and in many of the arts as well,
we secure the services of the specialist.
W e have confidence in him because we know that his knowl-
edge of the particular subject entitles him to speak with authority.
In the commercial world the same condition exists. In every
line there are certain trade specialists who stand admittedly at
the head.
In the piano making world T H E STEIN WAY holds the
foremost position of honor.
That position has been won by intense specialization, by the
concentration of generations of Steinway workers upon one sub-
ject—piano making!
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