Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-26
Extracts from Testimonials Of Music Professors
and Editorials Concerning
Horace Waters Modern Improved
Pianos,

Pianos,
New YoRK, December u, 1884.
Horace WATERS, Esq 1913 Broadway:
Dear Sir-liavug examined your Piano fortes
from scientific and appropriate tests, am enabled
to form a satisfactory Judgment OF their merits
and il is with pleasure that can speak OF them e'
ameng the most celebrated aud improved makes
OF the day.
For power. brilliLucy and richness oftsne, elias
Iticty Of touch. and beauty of finish, they will not
suffer in com parson with hose Of any other m an
ufactursr, aud those DESTROYS Of obtaining really
good Piano Forte-one that will prove an eouiva.
lent to their means, will find such a Quo in your
beautiful instruments.
THOMAS BAKER,
| r. A. NJ. Leader of JuiIiens Band and arranger
Of Juen's popular Repertoire of dance mu-
I sic; formerly manager of the publishing
department Of the great music house of Jnl-
lien s. Chappels, London; and now Musical
! Director and Conductor at NibIo's Garden.
For power, briIliancy and richness Of tone, elias
! ITCHY of touch elegance and durability of make
! they are in advance Of any other pianos in the u
States, being the resdlt of long experience and a
series Of experiments N Y. Dispatch.
The treble is clear, pure, beautiful, and very
meIodious the bass is deep, rolling, and sonorous:
the middle part is rich and sympathetic, and pos
sesses the power Of singing, !. E. of uniting the
sound Of each tone, in a degree but rarely acheiv
ed.-HENRY c. WATSON.
Your instruments are sensible improvement
upon American pianos and an honor to the skill
ful manufacturer. There is no doubt but thew will
be appreciated b. the public, and all admirers of
true nerit--OscAR CoMETrANT.
For power Of tone, depth ofbass and brilliancy
of treble, together with accuracy of touch, they
are equal 10 any make l am acquainted with, and
cordially recommend them to those wishing to
purchase.-V. c. TAYLOR.
They are fully equal to any of the kind have
seen in the United States, and far superior to those
of a similar make | saw in England. w.
MORGAN.
take great pleasure in pronouncing them n>
struments of superior quality, both in tone and
touch-AUGUsT GocKEL.
Our friends viii find at Mr. Waters store the
very hest assortment Of music aud Of piunos to be
found in the United States, and urge our south~
ern and western friends to give him call when
they go to New York -Grdham's Magazine,
I've consider them worthy Of special attention
from the resonant and exceedingly musical tone
which Mr. Waters has succeeded in attaining
| ". Y. Musical World and Times
The Horace Waters pianos ARE of superior tone
and elegant finish-N Y. Christian Inquirer
clothing in the State Fair displayed greater ex-
cel'ence in any department. than the Piano Forte
manufactured by Horace Waters, Of this city,
Chur Gilman
Horace Waters Piano Fortes are Of full, rich,
and even tone, and powerful N Y Musical Re-
rielC.
These superb instruments are not more remark
able for the exquisite beauty of their finish, than
for their bri'liancy and great beauty Of tone.-N
/ Y. Courier.
For power, beauty and sweetness OF tore, the
Horace Waters Piano Fortes challenge comparison
with the best in the worId--WaH ST. Journal.
The Horace Waters Piano has elected the I'm,
qualified approval ofevery eminent professor who
has tested il, and is considered by far the best in
this or any other country--Aduocate f. Register,
Rab,rdy.
Mr.. Waters Pianos, known by his own name,
are celebrated for their great power end richness
of tone and elasticity OF touch National Police
Gazette
In the production of Pianos it is probable that
Mr. Waters has eclpsed all competitors. The re-
cent improved Pianos which he has presented to
the pubic. have been universally admired for their
delicate tone, as we'll as for their superior finish
and elegance, and have in every respect, the uni
versal commentator Of musicians and amateurs.
Times j. Messenger, ". Y.
Your now Square Pianos, sin, are of such a clear
ness aud equality OF toue throughout, that they We
ry successfully compete with the voamnous and
expressive Grand Piano.--VANpERwEY
The Editor Of the Savannah Republican, Sa-
vannah Ga, speaking OF the Piano Fortes kept by
Messrs, J. w. Morrell & Co. of that city, says :
s. l. viii be seen that their stock comprises in
struments Of every grade of excellence, from the
well known manufacturing establishments of
Chickering & Sou, Horace Waters, Fl. Worces-
ter, Nuns e. Clark, and Bacon & Raven. II
might well be supposed that in so large a coec.
ten there would be some very fine Instruments
But there is which, for beauty Of finish and
richness and brancy Of tone, equals, if il does
not excel anything Of the kind we have ever seen.
II Is from the establishment Of Horace Waters
Being constructed Of the hest and most thorough
ly seasoned material, and upon improved princi-
pies, !, IS capable Of resisting The action of every
climate and of standing long time in tune The
keys are Of pearl, and the recess for the finger
board IS niaid with mosaic white the legs are most
deliberately carved and the whole instrument fin.
shed up IN style Of great excellence and beauty
And Yet Its chief merit lies in the power briiancv
aod richness of its tone, and the elasticity Of it's
touch
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