Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 832
d ?Have your children ever been shown thereward for the constant hours of drudgery inlearning to play? But suppose Paderewski were their uncleand came to see them every afternoon—andplayed for an hour or two. Do you thinkthat you could keep them away from thepiano—from striving to be like him?… … to Rosenthal, dePachmann and Pad-erewski, live rightin your home all thetime. In such anatmosphere as thisyour children cannot help but become musi-cians. Yes— practice makes perfect. Butihepcrfectionof the Pianola Player-piano willmake your children practice—as they neverpracticed before—by…
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