The Welte-Mignon
Has a Faculty
of
One Hundred and Fifty-Six
Instructors in Piano Playing
The Welte-Mignon can be likened to a college for teaching
the art of playing the piano.
This college has a faculty of one hundred fifty-six instructors—the
leading pianists of this generation.
These master pianists have interpreted over five thousand different
pieces of the best musical literature of all ages of which each inter-
pretation is an authoritative instruction in
the playing of that particular composition
—a final lesson in the art of finished piano
playing.
The Welte-Mignon is the means
through which this great storehouse of cor-
rect and artistic piano playing is given to
the public—the student and layman, alike.
All of the great musical conservatories of
the world, if taken together, could not com-
mand a faculty of such combined power
and genius as the faculty of piano inter-
pretation employed by the Welte-
Mignon.
Nor can all the combined musical schools find it within
their means to render the great masterpieces of musical
literature with such authority as can the Welte-
Mignon.
Among Those Who Have Re-
corded Their Playing For
The Welte-Mignon are
I. J. Paderewski
Josef Hofmann
Teresa Carreño
Ferruccio Busoni
Fannie Bloomfield-Zeisler
Vladimir de Pachmann
Josef Lhévinne
Yolando Merö
Raoul Pugno
Camille Saint-Saëns
Alfred Reisenauer
Emil Sauer
Claude Debussy
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Rudolph Ganz
Arthur Friedheim
Olga Samaroff
Xaver Scharwenka
Theodor Leschetizky
Mark Hambourg
Ernest Schelling
A. Eugene d'Albert
Myrtle Elvyn
Carl Frieberg
And 132 Other ArtistsOf Like Eminence
M. Welte & Sons, Inc.
Six Sixty-Seven Fifth Ave., New York