Music Trade Review
Issue: 1919 Vol. 69 N. 6 - Page 6
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
AUGUST 9,
Would You
Think This a Player Piano?
^ No evidence in the design of this instrument announces to the observer that it is a
player. No protruding mechanism mars the graceful contour of the case.
f§ The impulse that suggests the grand often rejects the self-evident player grand
because^ of its appearance. The desire that suggests the selection of a grand is the
motive that impels the selection of the
ICH-ffBACH
Player Grand PI AN O
because all of the beauty, refinement and tonal possibilities of the grand are retained
and combined with the musical possibilities of the player, with no sacrifice to either.
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NEW YORK
KRANIGH & BACH
CHICAGO
1919
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
AUGUST 9,
Would You
Think This a Player Piano?
^ No evidence in the design of this instrument announces to the observer that it is a
player. No protruding mechanism mars the graceful contour of the case.
f§ The impulse that suggests the grand often rejects the self-evident player grand
because^ of its appearance. The desire that suggests the selection of a grand is the
motive that impels the selection of the
ICH-ffBACH
Player Grand PI AN O
because all of the beauty, refinement and tonal possibilities of the grand are retained
and combined with the musical possibilities of the player, with no sacrifice to either.
Write for Details
NEW YORK
KRANIGH & BACH
CHICAGO
1919
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