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Show WONDERFUL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT. INSTRU-MENT. What Prof. Kadcliffe Thinks of the Pinola. Daynen Music Company, Salt Lake City: I Dear Sirs: I have to thank you for drawing my attention to that most wonderful invention, the Pianola. At first I was inclined to.be dubious as to the results, but after listening to your rendition of several standard and classical class-ical compositions, I was astounded and began to realize its- capabilities. To the iitudient on the pianoforte it will be invaluable, as it will enable him to study any composition he may wish to learn in-all its details, and hear how it ought to be rendered when ho plays it himsalf upon the piano without the aid of the Pianola. To the amateur who does net wish to sipend much time in mastering technical techni-cal difficulties. It will enable him to perform at once any compositions cf the greatest masters perfectly; of courvse, thki will require a study of musical mu-sical interpretation. To the teacher who fears that this new invention will injure his business; he 'will find that his services will still be required in families to instruct how to use this adjunct to tho piano, as he will be required to teach musiral effects. inltcTpretation of fitancJard and classical oomrxxaitionsi. etc.; how - to phrase; in fact, nearly everything except ex-cept technique. To those who merely wish to use it for amusemait and pleasure in listening listen-ing to popular music, it will prove a never-ending source of enjoyment. I am yours truly, THOS. HADCLIFFE, A. G. O. |