Music Trade Review
Issue: 1911 Vol. 53 N. 4 - Page 62
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THE
62
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
HERMAN PERLET'S SUCCESS.
Gifted Composer Highly Complimented on the
Pacific Coast.
Appearing herewith is an excellent likeness of
Herman Perlet, gifted composer and former con-
ductor of prominent opera companies of America,
who covered himself with glory at the first annual
convention held by the Music Teachers' Associa-
THE
H. P. NELSON
PIANO
HERMAN PERLET.
Embodies rare values—
values which should not
be overlooked by dealers
who are desirous of hand-
ling profit creating pianos.
tion of California in Century Hall, San Francisco,
on July 5, 6 and 7, by giving an exceedingly inter-
esting address on "Chamber Music," which aroused
unusual enthusiasm among his critical audience.
His address was followed by a delightful rendition
of his remarkable Chamber Music Quintet for
piano and strings in C minor, which created a
genuine sensation. The critics in their reviews
have been lavish in their praise of this masterpiece,
which has already taken a high place in present-
day chamber music compositions. Among the lat-
est compositions by Mr. Perlet receiving a full
meed of praise are six Salon Sketches for the
pianoforte, published by M. Witmark & Sons, with
titles as follows: "Whispers," "Expectation," "In
the Swing," "Joyeux," "Spinning Song," and "In
Solitude." Some idea of the value of these sketches
to both teacher and student may be gathered from
a letter written by Arthur Frickens, one of
California's most prominent music teachers, in
which he says: "My Dear Mr. Perlet—Your six
Salon Sketches have proven such a source of use-
fulness and satisfaction to me in my teaching that
1 desire the pleasure of sending you a word of
appreciation. The 'spinning Song' furnishes an
admirable study in execution, and all are imbued
with a perfectly natural melodic and rhythmic flow
which never fails to hold the pupil's sympathetic
interest.
Certainly when men of such ability
recognize the claim of younger students as you
have done there should be a large demand for the
work. I thank you most heartily for making me
acquainted with such charming compositions."
THE HOME OF
NEWMAN BROS. CO.'S
PIANOS
They excel in tone, touch and finish.
H. P. NELSON CO.
Newman Bros. Co.
816 N. KEDZIE AVENUE
CHICAGO
Chicago AT«. near Haktoad
CHICAGO
THE WRIGHT PIANO
THE STYLES FOR 1911
EXCEL ALL PREVIOUS
CREATIONS.
OF THE MIHT QUALITY AND "RICE
WRIGHT PIANO C O .
4SS-4S* Gr..Nwl.li
Krakauer
FACTORIES
Cypress Avenues,
136th and 137th Street*
New York
The Weser Piano Is The Best
Proposition In The
Market To-Day A n d We
Are Ready To
WESER BROS
Represent In
their construc-
tion the highest
mechanical and
artistic ideals.
Pianos
KRAKAUER
BROS., Makers
Prove It By Sending A S ample
On Approval To Any
R e s p o n s i b l e Dealer I n
The T r a d e
NEW TORK
I
Is The Best Player-Piano Mechanism Made
The Auto Pneumatic Action En. GI5 fn E23 W. 5D 5t. N.Y. Citv.
W. J . KEELEY
St., N.w Y.rk
'Phone. 9292 Spring
PRESET
*
THE
62
MUSIC TRADE
REVIEW
HERMAN PERLET'S SUCCESS.
Gifted Composer Highly Complimented on the
Pacific Coast.
Appearing herewith is an excellent likeness of
Herman Perlet, gifted composer and former con-
ductor of prominent opera companies of America,
who covered himself with glory at the first annual
convention held by the Music Teachers' Associa-
THE
H. P. NELSON
PIANO
HERMAN PERLET.
Embodies rare values—
values which should not
be overlooked by dealers
who are desirous of hand-
ling profit creating pianos.
tion of California in Century Hall, San Francisco,
on July 5, 6 and 7, by giving an exceedingly inter-
esting address on "Chamber Music," which aroused
unusual enthusiasm among his critical audience.
His address was followed by a delightful rendition
of his remarkable Chamber Music Quintet for
piano and strings in C minor, which created a
genuine sensation. The critics in their reviews
have been lavish in their praise of this masterpiece,
which has already taken a high place in present-
day chamber music compositions. Among the lat-
est compositions by Mr. Perlet receiving a full
meed of praise are six Salon Sketches for the
pianoforte, published by M. Witmark & Sons, with
titles as follows: "Whispers," "Expectation," "In
the Swing," "Joyeux," "Spinning Song," and "In
Solitude." Some idea of the value of these sketches
to both teacher and student may be gathered from
a letter written by Arthur Frickens, one of
California's most prominent music teachers, in
which he says: "My Dear Mr. Perlet—Your six
Salon Sketches have proven such a source of use-
fulness and satisfaction to me in my teaching that
1 desire the pleasure of sending you a word of
appreciation. The 'spinning Song' furnishes an
admirable study in execution, and all are imbued
with a perfectly natural melodic and rhythmic flow
which never fails to hold the pupil's sympathetic
interest.
Certainly when men of such ability
recognize the claim of younger students as you
have done there should be a large demand for the
work. I thank you most heartily for making me
acquainted with such charming compositions."
THE HOME OF
NEWMAN BROS. CO.'S
PIANOS
They excel in tone, touch and finish.
H. P. NELSON CO.
Newman Bros. Co.
816 N. KEDZIE AVENUE
CHICAGO
Chicago AT«. near Haktoad
CHICAGO
THE WRIGHT PIANO
THE STYLES FOR 1911
EXCEL ALL PREVIOUS
CREATIONS.
OF THE MIHT QUALITY AND "RICE
WRIGHT PIANO C O .
4SS-4S* Gr..Nwl.li
Krakauer
FACTORIES
Cypress Avenues,
136th and 137th Street*
New York
The Weser Piano Is The Best
Proposition In The
Market To-Day A n d We
Are Ready To
WESER BROS
Represent In
their construc-
tion the highest
mechanical and
artistic ideals.
Pianos
KRAKAUER
BROS., Makers
Prove It By Sending A S ample
On Approval To Any
R e s p o n s i b l e Dealer I n
The T r a d e
NEW TORK
I
Is The Best Player-Piano Mechanism Made
The Auto Pneumatic Action En. GI5 fn E23 W. 5D 5t. N.Y. Citv.
W. J . KEELEY
St., N.w Y.rk
'Phone. 9292 Spring
PRESET
*
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