Music Trade Review

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VOL.
REVIEW
LXV. No. 21. Published Every Saturday by Edward Lyman Bill, Inc., at 373 Fourth Ave., New York.
Nov. 24, 1917
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—Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler—
one of our greatest artists, says, "/ FEEL CON-
STRAINED TO SAY THAT IN MY
OPINION THE EXCELLENCY OF THE
STEINWAY IS SIMPLY UNAPPROACH-
ABLE:'
Ihnnia BloomfieldZeislcv
Sketched -from life.
STEINWAY PIANOS
are endorsed by the greatest musical artists of the age
WH Y ?
BECAUSE the exquisite tone satisfies the most critical musical temperament.
BECAUSE of the sensitiveness of the action, which responds to every demand.
BECAUSE of the superior workmanship upon which are based future years of service.
FOLLOWING IS A PARTIAL LIST OF THE WORLD'S
GREATEST MUSICIANS WHO ENDORSE THE STEINWAY
Ignace J. Paderewski
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler
Josef Hofmann
Walter Damrosch
Rafael Joseffy
Edward McDowell
Ernest Schelling
Josef Lhevinne
Arthur Shattuck
Rudolph Ganz
Franz Liszt
P'erruccio Busoni
Hector Berlioz
Teresa Carreno
Eugen D'Albert
V. DePachmann
Victor Herbert
Fritz Kreisler
Theodore Leschetizky
Nellie Melba
Lillian Nordica
Arthur Nikisch
Max Paur
Moriz Rosenthal
Anton Rubinstein
Camille Saint-Saens
Olga Samaroff
Joseph Wieniawski
1200 STEINWAY PIANOS
have been placed in Milwaukee and vicinity by the Gram Piano House; in the largest Music Conservatories, in the studios
of Milwaukee's most noted pianists, and Milwaukee's most prominent homes.
The fact that Steinway business has increased to such an extent that today Steinway & Sons are making
more grands than all other high grade manufacturers combined is proof that the public and the true musical
people are realizing that the Steinway piano has never been equalled.
SOLD IN WISCONSIN ONLY BY
UPRIGHTS $550 UP
GRANDS $825 UP
WISCONSIN'S LEADING
PIANO HOUSE
(Reproduction of a recent advertisement of a Steinway Representative)