Music Trade Review
Issue: 1913 Vol. 57 N. 14 - Page 1
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4 IS
REVIEW
THE
VOL. LVII. N o . 14
Published Every Saturday by Edward Lyman BUI at 373 Fourth Ave., New York, Oct. 4,1913
In the Steinway Piano are crystallized the enterprise, origi-
nality and achievement of four succeeding generations of Steinways,
whose work has been dominated by one aim—to produce the
best possible results in the realm of tone.
"^
That they have succeeded is evidenced in the position which
the Steinway Piano has won in the art centers of the Globe.
Such prestige could only be gained and held by producing
instruments which possess all of the musical attributes necessary
to satisfy the most cultivated artistic tastes.
4 IS
REVIEW
THE
VOL. LVII. N o . 14
Published Every Saturday by Edward Lyman BUI at 373 Fourth Ave., New York, Oct. 4,1913
In the Steinway Piano are crystallized the enterprise, origi-
nality and achievement of four succeeding generations of Steinways,
whose work has been dominated by one aim—to produce the
best possible results in the realm of tone.
"^
That they have succeeded is evidenced in the position which
the Steinway Piano has won in the art centers of the Globe.
Such prestige could only be gained and held by producing
instruments which possess all of the musical attributes necessary
to satisfy the most cultivated artistic tastes.
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