The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-02-05
MASON & HAMIIN
cabinet@0rgans

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sot s:srly sY YsY H %ssE:ni't and Pianist OF
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TIE MASON 4 HAxIrN ORGAN Co. have printed in
| aTEsTrxoSY CIRCULAR (Which will be sent free to
any address, an amount and weight Of testimony to
the unequaled merits Of their Cabinet Organs which
1t entirely unapproached by that ever presented In
favor OF any OTHER musical instrument whatever.
either as regards the competence and number of the
are specimen opinions:
Pauls Cathedral. London, says: 7ir1n tone ts re.
and their
SIR JULIUS BENEDICT, the eminent Com
poser and Conductor. London, says: I ENTERTAIN
sns highest opinion Of Mason Hsm,ins Cabinet Or
CH. GOUNOD, London, Composer Of Faust,
charm Of this instrument. "''' 'p'A''' w '''
[PRScE] PONIATOwsK1, London, the dis.
psay snsr in the
JOHANN STRAUSS, Vienna, the well.
similar Instruments. anywhere. ss all conpsssSie 70
RUDOLPH w1LLMERs, Court Pianist,
Composer and Director. says: The sweetness Of tone
sss 81 and
OTTOMAN sMOLIK, Musical Director In
Prague; JOB. PROMBERGER, Professor at
Imperial Chapel, ct. Petersburg; AL. sCHIM-
ACSEK, Leader of Orchestra at Funfkirchen
Theater, Hungary; JoH ANN CRAP1K, Organ
ist and Music Teacher, slegedin, Hungary; DR.
KARL NAWRATIL. Organist Of the Church
OF the Dominicans, Vienna; ANTONIO WUT-
sCHER, Maestro Of Music in Trieste; ANT.
SCHWARZ, Council at the Imperial Court Of
ss ssen Organs
have any knowledge. "''s" We
MNNA PEsCHKA.LEUTNER, the eminent
aora ae any
THEODORE THOMAS, Of Thomas' Orches.
the Mason Hamlin Organs as unequaied.
Excel al Instruments of the class have ever
seen. >
8. B. MILLS, New York, says:
ns sUc1 pure musical tones PromPtness and smooth
other Of the ciss: nave not
GEORGE WAsHBOURNE MORGAN, New
* 1ss Il Esssps
MAX MARETzEK, Conductor, ETC., New
ssses s 0 I'D
sns are greatly superior. and BY far the best made
E. H. JONES, organist, Southampton, Eng
land, says THE tone Of the Mason Hsmiin' oresn
spoils the ear Tor anything less pure than itself.
GEO. WILLIAM WARREN, New York, says:
Tone 10 and quality
A. 4:s G3Su no Paris France, says:
EUGENE THAYER, Boston, says:
SCREAMS in
lREv A. TAYLOR, Sec. Amer. Sunday.
At the
good Or pad, old or new. The Mason 4 Hamln are
s net
and likely out Of the most reliable
EDWARD F. RIMBAULT, London, says:
cSes e
could easily be pointed out great advsn'
CHARLES F. DAVIES, organist, etc., Lon
fects Consider these INSTRUMENTS unequaied. "
THEODORE WACHTEL, AID. NEUEN-
D0RFF, CARL ROSA, G: STANLEY, of Ope.
isss
:as e ssas5
j. L. HATTON, London, England, says:
IHAyE AWAY. entertained the opinion that Mason
e. q me- elias"
8. c. H1RsT, Dundee, Scotland, says:
TIE finest reed Instruments extant.
EUsTACE HINTON JONES, Southampton,
nnasd I'm =
mo- tai thing between these two extremes.
CHRISTINA NILSSON, ANNA LOUISE
CARY, MARIE LEON DUvAL, VICTOR CA
POUL,. p. BRIGNOLI, etc, etc, say:
We take pleasure In recommending the Mason &
n .na a1s 10 Ss Il
HENRY STRAUSS, of Vienna, says:
NOT only unexcelled, but uneQualed by any have
before seen.
See zssfmony Circular, sent free scish stnilar opt-
tons Of one thousand INsiciGnS.
At Vienna, 1874, Paris, 1867, in America
Always, the Mason & Hamlin Organs
have been awarded Highest Medals. New
Styles, and Prices Reduced this month.
Cataloguo and price.lists free.