Music Trade Review
Issue: 1927 Vol. 84 N. 9 - Page 10
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If
The Music Trade Review
FEBRUARY 26, 1927
The Home Beautiful
contains a Grand
Viko knows the thousands thtst chubby hands may thrill?
"CVERY child has an inborn love for music
- ^ which should be developed. Not to develop
it is neglect!
Even if your children learn to play only the
simple, old melodies, which all of us love, their
musical training will not be in vain. For the
ability to play and to appreciate good piano music
will help them to find more happiness—to have
a fuller enjoyment of life in the years to come.
Why not start their musical training now
iff
EASY TO OWN ONE
Because of enormous pro-
duction the Brambach
Baby Grand is moderate
in price—within the means
of all. Ask your dealer to
show you this fine instru-
ment and to tell you how
easily you may own one.
3AC
BRAM
BABY GRAND
T
with the purchase of a Brambach Baby Grand?
The Brambach is an unusually fine instrument
of graceful lines and of full tonal quality. And
it is priced within your means. See it — hear it
—play it. Only then can you appreciate its strik-
ing beauty and richness of tone.
Send coupon below for the interesting booklet
"Genius Deserts the Attic" and for a paper
pattern showing the exact space requirements
of this beautiful Baby Grand.
BRAMBACH
PIANO COMPANY
Mark P. Campbell, Pres.
625 West 51st St., New York City
Yes, you may send me without charge
the descriptive paper pattern and the inter-
esting booklet,' Genius Deserts the Attic."
HE greatest advertising minds of our country say that the value of National Advertising lies in the Dealer
Tie-Up. That is one reason why you should feature the Brambach in your local advertising, thus securing the
cumulative effect of the Brambach National Campaign. Reproduced above is one of the 1927 Brambach Na-
tional advertisements. This strong scries will appear throughout the year in Ladies' Home Journal, Good House-
keeping, Etude, Better Homes and Gardens, House Beautiful, The Musician, Junior Home, Canadian Homes and
Gardens.
If
The Music Trade Review
FEBRUARY 26, 1927
The Home Beautiful
contains a Grand
Viko knows the thousands thtst chubby hands may thrill?
"CVERY child has an inborn love for music
- ^ which should be developed. Not to develop
it is neglect!
Even if your children learn to play only the
simple, old melodies, which all of us love, their
musical training will not be in vain. For the
ability to play and to appreciate good piano music
will help them to find more happiness—to have
a fuller enjoyment of life in the years to come.
Why not start their musical training now
iff
EASY TO OWN ONE
Because of enormous pro-
duction the Brambach
Baby Grand is moderate
in price—within the means
of all. Ask your dealer to
show you this fine instru-
ment and to tell you how
easily you may own one.
3AC
BRAM
BABY GRAND
T
with the purchase of a Brambach Baby Grand?
The Brambach is an unusually fine instrument
of graceful lines and of full tonal quality. And
it is priced within your means. See it — hear it
—play it. Only then can you appreciate its strik-
ing beauty and richness of tone.
Send coupon below for the interesting booklet
"Genius Deserts the Attic" and for a paper
pattern showing the exact space requirements
of this beautiful Baby Grand.
BRAMBACH
PIANO COMPANY
Mark P. Campbell, Pres.
625 West 51st St., New York City
Yes, you may send me without charge
the descriptive paper pattern and the inter-
esting booklet,' Genius Deserts the Attic."
HE greatest advertising minds of our country say that the value of National Advertising lies in the Dealer
Tie-Up. That is one reason why you should feature the Brambach in your local advertising, thus securing the
cumulative effect of the Brambach National Campaign. Reproduced above is one of the 1927 Brambach Na-
tional advertisements. This strong scries will appear throughout the year in Ladies' Home Journal, Good House-
keeping, Etude, Better Homes and Gardens, House Beautiful, The Musician, Junior Home, Canadian Homes and
Gardens.
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