Music Trade Review
Issue: 1954 Vol. 113 N. 1 - Page 26
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begin with removing hammers from
the rail.
(Note: Don't remove all the ham-
mers at one time, just every other one.
The only worry you have is to be
watchful that you do not get the ham-
mers out of place. Always watch care-
fully each hammer you take from the
set and the ones you replace.)
Proredures
1. Replace the guides, i.e.. the ham-
mers you sent away as samples, on the
hammer rail, then start at the treble
end.
Melville Clark Passes
Away Suddenly at 70
James Campbell, 74, of
Campbell-Temlell Co. Dies
James Hallett Campbell, 74, a found-
er and president of the Campbell-
Temlett Piano Co.. Paterson. N. J..
died Sunday. January 3rd in General
Hospital.
Born in Nova Scotia. Mr. Campbell
settled in Paterson some 50 years ago.
In 1932 he established the piano
firm with Percy H. Temlett. who died
in September. At first the business
was confined to piano tuning and re-
pairs. Later the company became one
of the leading retail piano houses in
New Jersey.
In recent years an interest in the
firm was purchased by two employes.
Edward Tiffany, who also died recent-
ly and Joseph C Hagemeyer. now
secretary-treasurer.
Mr. Campbell was a member of
Trinity Methodist Church for about 50
years. He also served as choir director
for many years.
Funeral services were held on
\X ednesday. January 6th at Trinity
Methodist Church by the Rev. Benja-
HENRY WICKHAM.
Founder
min F. Dickispon, pastor and the Rev.
Foret M. Fuess of Jersey City, former
pastor. Burial was in Laurel Grove
Memorial Park.
Mr. Campbell leaves his widow, the
former Maude E. Burton; one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Walter (Dorothy) Pulis. of
Fair Lawn; a son. H. B. Campbell of
Philadelphia: a sister, Mrs. Harriet
Calkin, of Concord, IN. H.. and several
grandchildren.
Joseph C. Hagemeyer surviving part
ner in the business states that the com-
pany will be continued as usual.
Melville Clark. 70. president of the
Clark Music Co.. Syracuse. V Y. and
past president of the National Asso-
ciation of Music Merchants died of
a heart attack December 11th. while
talking to a customer in his music-
store.
He also headed the Clark Harp
Manufacturing Co.. which made the
Clark Irish harp which he devised.
He had given more than 4000 con-
certs in this country. Canada and
Englard. and on a number of occa-
sions toured with the late John McCor-
mack. the Irish tenor.
His harp, modeled after an ancient
one owned by Sir Thomas Moore, the
Irish poet, but with more power and
beauty of tone, was patented in 1911
and first manufactured commercially in
1913.
Mr. Clark was first president and
for a number of year streasurer of the
National Assn. of Harpists. Inc.
He had also been secretary of the
Central New York Music Festival
Assn.. a member of the advisory board
ESTABLISHED 1885
INCORPORATED 1903
MELVILLE
CLARK
of the Syracuse University Chorus, and
a founder of the Syracuse Symphony
Orchestra.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Dorothy Speich. by two sons.
Melville Jr.. and Timothy Clark, and
a daughter. Dorothy E. ("lark.
Uses AMC Piano Method
To Teach Piano on TV
More than a year ago AMC Field-
man Ed Romp discussed the new key-
board experience method of piano in-
struction with George C. Stout, pro-
fessor of music education at the Uni-
versity of Houston. Stout believed so
strongly in the effectiveness of the
method to bring music into the lives
of a great many people, that he has
now arranged '"Telecourses. " and is
using the AMC piano method to teach
piano over television. The University
of Houston put into operation the first
educational TV station
KUHT-TV
and began its fall telecourses on Sep-
tember 14. featuring the piano method
in the music division.
GRAND LEGS
always in stock with
tip pieces bored for
metal fittings — all ex-
pertlv sandpapered. Also
furnished with carters,
ferrules and plates or
orders.
Kiln-Dried Lumber used exclusive-
ly. Write for details. Best prices
and immediate shipment.
Round, Square, Octagon, or spe-
cial designed legs made to order
from your sketch, or simple, for
spinet cr upright pianos.
Paragon Woodturning Co., Inc.
431 W. 28th St., N. Y. 1, N. Y-
"KEYS THAT SATISFY SINCE 1890"
PIANO KEYS
C E L E B R A T E D WICKHAM P L A T E S .
RECOVERED
WITH
I V O R I N E
Regular type
Waterfall type
Plastic Sharps
$ 9.50 set
$13.50 set
% 4.50 set
IVORINE PIANO KEY CO.
1201 Stirling St. Tel. 1241
26
Coatesville, Pa.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW. JANUARY, \9ZA
begin with removing hammers from
the rail.
(Note: Don't remove all the ham-
mers at one time, just every other one.
The only worry you have is to be
watchful that you do not get the ham-
mers out of place. Always watch care-
fully each hammer you take from the
set and the ones you replace.)
Proredures
1. Replace the guides, i.e.. the ham-
mers you sent away as samples, on the
hammer rail, then start at the treble
end.
Melville Clark Passes
Away Suddenly at 70
James Campbell, 74, of
Campbell-Temlell Co. Dies
James Hallett Campbell, 74, a found-
er and president of the Campbell-
Temlett Piano Co.. Paterson. N. J..
died Sunday. January 3rd in General
Hospital.
Born in Nova Scotia. Mr. Campbell
settled in Paterson some 50 years ago.
In 1932 he established the piano
firm with Percy H. Temlett. who died
in September. At first the business
was confined to piano tuning and re-
pairs. Later the company became one
of the leading retail piano houses in
New Jersey.
In recent years an interest in the
firm was purchased by two employes.
Edward Tiffany, who also died recent-
ly and Joseph C Hagemeyer. now
secretary-treasurer.
Mr. Campbell was a member of
Trinity Methodist Church for about 50
years. He also served as choir director
for many years.
Funeral services were held on
\X ednesday. January 6th at Trinity
Methodist Church by the Rev. Benja-
HENRY WICKHAM.
Founder
min F. Dickispon, pastor and the Rev.
Foret M. Fuess of Jersey City, former
pastor. Burial was in Laurel Grove
Memorial Park.
Mr. Campbell leaves his widow, the
former Maude E. Burton; one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Walter (Dorothy) Pulis. of
Fair Lawn; a son. H. B. Campbell of
Philadelphia: a sister, Mrs. Harriet
Calkin, of Concord, IN. H.. and several
grandchildren.
Joseph C. Hagemeyer surviving part
ner in the business states that the com-
pany will be continued as usual.
Melville Clark. 70. president of the
Clark Music Co.. Syracuse. V Y. and
past president of the National Asso-
ciation of Music Merchants died of
a heart attack December 11th. while
talking to a customer in his music-
store.
He also headed the Clark Harp
Manufacturing Co.. which made the
Clark Irish harp which he devised.
He had given more than 4000 con-
certs in this country. Canada and
Englard. and on a number of occa-
sions toured with the late John McCor-
mack. the Irish tenor.
His harp, modeled after an ancient
one owned by Sir Thomas Moore, the
Irish poet, but with more power and
beauty of tone, was patented in 1911
and first manufactured commercially in
1913.
Mr. Clark was first president and
for a number of year streasurer of the
National Assn. of Harpists. Inc.
He had also been secretary of the
Central New York Music Festival
Assn.. a member of the advisory board
ESTABLISHED 1885
INCORPORATED 1903
MELVILLE
CLARK
of the Syracuse University Chorus, and
a founder of the Syracuse Symphony
Orchestra.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Dorothy Speich. by two sons.
Melville Jr.. and Timothy Clark, and
a daughter. Dorothy E. ("lark.
Uses AMC Piano Method
To Teach Piano on TV
More than a year ago AMC Field-
man Ed Romp discussed the new key-
board experience method of piano in-
struction with George C. Stout, pro-
fessor of music education at the Uni-
versity of Houston. Stout believed so
strongly in the effectiveness of the
method to bring music into the lives
of a great many people, that he has
now arranged '"Telecourses. " and is
using the AMC piano method to teach
piano over television. The University
of Houston put into operation the first
educational TV station
KUHT-TV
and began its fall telecourses on Sep-
tember 14. featuring the piano method
in the music division.
GRAND LEGS
always in stock with
tip pieces bored for
metal fittings — all ex-
pertlv sandpapered. Also
furnished with carters,
ferrules and plates or
orders.
Kiln-Dried Lumber used exclusive-
ly. Write for details. Best prices
and immediate shipment.
Round, Square, Octagon, or spe-
cial designed legs made to order
from your sketch, or simple, for
spinet cr upright pianos.
Paragon Woodturning Co., Inc.
431 W. 28th St., N. Y. 1, N. Y-
"KEYS THAT SATISFY SINCE 1890"
PIANO KEYS
C E L E B R A T E D WICKHAM P L A T E S .
RECOVERED
WITH
I V O R I N E
Regular type
Waterfall type
Plastic Sharps
$ 9.50 set
$13.50 set
% 4.50 set
IVORINE PIANO KEY CO.
1201 Stirling St. Tel. 1241
26
Coatesville, Pa.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW. JANUARY, \9ZA
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