Music Trade Review
Issue: 1951 Vol. 110 N. 9 - Page 13
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Executive and Standing
Committees of KPMA
James V. Sill, President of the Na-
tional Piano Manufacturers Association
has announced the appointment of the
following committees.
Committee to Further Class Piano In-
struction in Public Schools: Henry Z.
Steinway, Vice President, Steinway &
Sons, New York, N. Y., Chairman;
L. P. Bull, President, Story & Clark
Piano Co., Chicago, 111.; John E. Fur-
long, Vice President, Winter & Co., New
York, N. Y., and E. C. Payton, Vice
President and Manager Retail Store Di-
vision, The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co., Chi-
cago, 111.
NPMA Trustee to the American Music
Conference: J. F. Feddersen, Executive
Vice President, Jesse French & Sons
Piano Division, H. & A. Selmer, Inc.,
Elkhart, Ind.
Executive Committee: James V. Sill,
W. W. Kimball Co.; Robert A. Hill,
Aeolian American Corp.; Eugene Wul-
sin, The Baldwin Co.; Henry Z. Stein-
way, Steinway & Sons; John E. Furlong,
Winter & Co.; George H. Stapely, Ever-
ett Piano Co.; J. F. Feddersen, Jesse
French & Sons Division, H. & A. Selmer,
Inc.; Webster E. Janssen, Janssen Piano
Co., Inc.; William Hessmer, Amsco-Wire
Products Corp.
Iron and Steel Salvage Committee:
L. P. Bull, President, Story & Clark
Piano Co., Chicago, 111., Chairman.
Manpower Training & Tuners Coordi-
nating Committee: Eugene Wulsin, The
Baldwin Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, Chair-
man, and Peter H. Comstock, Vice Presi-
dent, Pratt, Reed & Co., Inc., Ivoryton,
Conn.
Representative to the National Music
Council: C. Albert Jacob, Jr., President,
Mathushek Piano Manufacturing Co.,
New York, N. Y.
17 More Pianos Added to
Gulbransen School List
Recent sales of Gulbransen pianos to
schools and churches include one by
Keranen Music Co. of Baraga, Mich.,
for the Greenland Township school,
Mass, Mich.; one by Clayton Smith,
Orange, Texas for the McArthur Heights
Baptist Church, Orange, Texas; one for
the Itasca Industrial School of Itasca,
Texas by Buie's of that city; one for the
Mt. Pleasant School, Belleforte, Del., by
the Gewehr Piano Co., Wilmington,
Del.; three sold by the Bluefield Music
Co., Bluefield, W. Va., one for the Jewel
Ridge Presbyterian Church and two for
the Pocahontas High School in the town
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, SEPTEMBER, 1951
of that name; two to Southern Pines
City, N. C, by Clark's Inc., Southern
Pines; one for the Bethany Baptist
Church in Selma, N. C, by the Rose
Piano Co., Smithfield, N. C ; one for
the First Baptist Church of Fort Meade,
Fla., by the Moritz Piano Co., Lakeland,
Fla.; three by Nixon's Music Shop,
Adrian, Mich., two for the Eastern Star
Villa, Adrian, Mich., and one for the
Greenville Public Schools, Greenville,
Mich.! one for the Hanover Junior High
School, Hanover, Pa., by the Menchey
Music Service, Hanover, Pa., and two
by the Turbeville Music Co., one for the
Gainesville Public School, Gainesville,
Texas, and the other for the Muenster
School, Muenster, Texas.
Make Pianos to Harmonize
With Room Decorations
T. Eaton Co., Ltd., Montreal, Canada,
will finish a new piano to harmonize
with the decorations of a room, under a
new promotion scheme by the store.
Twelve "suggested" piano colors in
a newspaper advertisement announcing
the plan, range from "peach pink" to
"melon rind," and include amethyst,
gray, stone, yellow, green and coral.
Supporting promotional copy under-
scores the importance of having draper-
ies, rugs, upholstery, lamps and pictures
in one harmonious color scheme. The
colors are not restricted to the suggested
12 but can be mixed to match almost
any scheme.
Musette
the pinno with fashion personality
Swedish Modern
ecognized for its style appeal by the Fashion
Academy, Musette is the only piano ever
to receive this coveted Gold Medal Award.
Musette is the line unmatched for quality
and selling points...the line that gives
you powerful sales ammunition and promotion
material. Seven superb styles comprise the
Musette fashion group: Early American, Swedish
Modern, Chippendale, Louis XV, Colonial,
Federal, French Provincial.
Musette's accelerating sales momentum, its merchandising
and advertising—make it the most valued line
in the dealer's showroom.
inter © Clompanu.inc.
863 East 141 St., New York 54, N. Y.
Established 1899
Fashion
Academy-
Gold Medal,
1951
Executive and Standing
Committees of KPMA
James V. Sill, President of the Na-
tional Piano Manufacturers Association
has announced the appointment of the
following committees.
Committee to Further Class Piano In-
struction in Public Schools: Henry Z.
Steinway, Vice President, Steinway &
Sons, New York, N. Y., Chairman;
L. P. Bull, President, Story & Clark
Piano Co., Chicago, 111.; John E. Fur-
long, Vice President, Winter & Co., New
York, N. Y., and E. C. Payton, Vice
President and Manager Retail Store Di-
vision, The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co., Chi-
cago, 111.
NPMA Trustee to the American Music
Conference: J. F. Feddersen, Executive
Vice President, Jesse French & Sons
Piano Division, H. & A. Selmer, Inc.,
Elkhart, Ind.
Executive Committee: James V. Sill,
W. W. Kimball Co.; Robert A. Hill,
Aeolian American Corp.; Eugene Wul-
sin, The Baldwin Co.; Henry Z. Stein-
way, Steinway & Sons; John E. Furlong,
Winter & Co.; George H. Stapely, Ever-
ett Piano Co.; J. F. Feddersen, Jesse
French & Sons Division, H. & A. Selmer,
Inc.; Webster E. Janssen, Janssen Piano
Co., Inc.; William Hessmer, Amsco-Wire
Products Corp.
Iron and Steel Salvage Committee:
L. P. Bull, President, Story & Clark
Piano Co., Chicago, 111., Chairman.
Manpower Training & Tuners Coordi-
nating Committee: Eugene Wulsin, The
Baldwin Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, Chair-
man, and Peter H. Comstock, Vice Presi-
dent, Pratt, Reed & Co., Inc., Ivoryton,
Conn.
Representative to the National Music
Council: C. Albert Jacob, Jr., President,
Mathushek Piano Manufacturing Co.,
New York, N. Y.
17 More Pianos Added to
Gulbransen School List
Recent sales of Gulbransen pianos to
schools and churches include one by
Keranen Music Co. of Baraga, Mich.,
for the Greenland Township school,
Mass, Mich.; one by Clayton Smith,
Orange, Texas for the McArthur Heights
Baptist Church, Orange, Texas; one for
the Itasca Industrial School of Itasca,
Texas by Buie's of that city; one for the
Mt. Pleasant School, Belleforte, Del., by
the Gewehr Piano Co., Wilmington,
Del.; three sold by the Bluefield Music
Co., Bluefield, W. Va., one for the Jewel
Ridge Presbyterian Church and two for
the Pocahontas High School in the town
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, SEPTEMBER, 1951
of that name; two to Southern Pines
City, N. C, by Clark's Inc., Southern
Pines; one for the Bethany Baptist
Church in Selma, N. C, by the Rose
Piano Co., Smithfield, N. C ; one for
the First Baptist Church of Fort Meade,
Fla., by the Moritz Piano Co., Lakeland,
Fla.; three by Nixon's Music Shop,
Adrian, Mich., two for the Eastern Star
Villa, Adrian, Mich., and one for the
Greenville Public Schools, Greenville,
Mich.! one for the Hanover Junior High
School, Hanover, Pa., by the Menchey
Music Service, Hanover, Pa., and two
by the Turbeville Music Co., one for the
Gainesville Public School, Gainesville,
Texas, and the other for the Muenster
School, Muenster, Texas.
Make Pianos to Harmonize
With Room Decorations
T. Eaton Co., Ltd., Montreal, Canada,
will finish a new piano to harmonize
with the decorations of a room, under a
new promotion scheme by the store.
Twelve "suggested" piano colors in
a newspaper advertisement announcing
the plan, range from "peach pink" to
"melon rind," and include amethyst,
gray, stone, yellow, green and coral.
Supporting promotional copy under-
scores the importance of having draper-
ies, rugs, upholstery, lamps and pictures
in one harmonious color scheme. The
colors are not restricted to the suggested
12 but can be mixed to match almost
any scheme.
Musette
the pinno with fashion personality
Swedish Modern
ecognized for its style appeal by the Fashion
Academy, Musette is the only piano ever
to receive this coveted Gold Medal Award.
Musette is the line unmatched for quality
and selling points...the line that gives
you powerful sales ammunition and promotion
material. Seven superb styles comprise the
Musette fashion group: Early American, Swedish
Modern, Chippendale, Louis XV, Colonial,
Federal, French Provincial.
Musette's accelerating sales momentum, its merchandising
and advertising—make it the most valued line
in the dealer's showroom.
inter © Clompanu.inc.
863 East 141 St., New York 54, N. Y.
Established 1899
Fashion
Academy-
Gold Medal,
1951
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