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Music Trade Review -- © mbsi.org, arcade-museum.com -- digitized with support from namm.org STEINWAY Cfjttfeertng One of the contributor/ reasons why the Steinway piano la recognized a* P IA NOS The Worlds Standard may be found In the fact that since Its Inception It has been made under the supervision of members of the Steinway family, and embodied In it are certain For over eighty-four years the leading exponents of Improvements found In no other Instrument, It is not merely the combination of wood, felts and the latest developments in pianoforte construction metals, but it Is the knowing how to combine them In order to produce the highest musical results which has made the Steinway the piano by which all others are measured. THE STEINWAY MADE SOLELY BY Is a work of creative art which stands alone—unquali- fiedly the best. CHICKERING & SONS STEINWAY & SONS, ESTABLISHED if«ji LONDON. NEW YORK. HAMBURG. BOSTON : U. S. A. Paderewski's Choice HARDMAN, PECK & CO.'S OF PIANOS IS Line of Pianos, Autotones and Piano-Players consists of 56 Different Styles, 34 of which are NEW this season HARDMAN PIANOS THE WEBER UPRIGHTS AND GRANDS Piano history is being made rapidly in HARRINGTON PIANOS these days. HENSEL PIANOS There is no such thing as standing still in piano manufacturing. =!.. AUTOTONES The piano that fails to progress is in reality retrograding. HARDMAN PIANO-PLAYER No piano has of late made such rapid progress, has so notably advanced ESTABLISHED 184Z its artistic standards, as has the HARDMAN, PECK & CO. Weber. The musical world has been 138 FIFTH AVENUE - - - NEW YORK quick to appreciate this fact, and one Write tor Terms and Territories great artist after another has added the weight of his personal indorse- ment to the Weber's prestige. The significance of Paderewski's exclu* LUDWIG sive use of the Weber Piano on his present concert tour is apparent to = PIANOS = every music lover. PRIZE WINNERS AT THE WEBER PIANO COMPANY PARIS, 1900 BUFFALO. 1901 LONDON. 1902 AEOLIAN HALL, 362 Fifth Ave., rear 34th St., NEW 1 ORK 968 SOUTHERN BOVLEVARD, NEW YOR.K "The Cable Company stand fco-day tike world's greatest man- MANUFACTURERS OF sffccttawrs &$ pianos and organs." —Chicago laurnal, March 15, CONOVER PIANOS CABLE PIANOS N KINGSBVRY PIANOS / THE PIANO PLAYERS AND INNER PLAYERS CABLE CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGANS ===== GENERAL OFFICES i CHICAGO AND WARJCR.OOMS: The Cable Company, Chi- CABLE BUILDING cago, are doubtless today the greatest manufacturers of pianos CHICAGO and organs in the world."— Leslie's Weekly, May 26. 1904. Faotorlea i CHICAGO and ST. CHARLES, ILL, &/>e HENRY F. MILLER GRAND (EL UPRIGHT PIANOFORTE BOSTON, MASS. HALF A CENTURY of Honorable* Achievement and Aeolian Hall Musical Pre-eminence. Over 200 Steck Pianos are in dally use 362 Fifth Avenue, near STECK PIANOS in the public schools ol New York. 34th Street, New York The Player that fits any ordinary upright piano, without alterations whatever. Plays 88 notes direct from DIXON tracker with eleven and a quarter inch rolls. Any standard 65-note roll can be used. Does not disfigure piano nor interfere with the use of same for hand p'aying. P«dals so easy that a child can operate it. RODESCH l''Z CO. ILL. Manufactured ^not assembled), including 88-note music rolls in our own plant at DIXON, ILL..

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