File:Phonola advertisement 1903.jpg

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Deutsch: Werbung für die Phonola von Ludwig Hupfeld in Trowitzsch's Volkskalender 1904. LXXVII. Jahrgang. Seite XV. Trowitzsch & Sohn Berlin, Wilhelm-Straße 29. 1903. Text:

Während beim ausübenden Künstler Technik und Aus-
druck im Klavierspiel innig verbunden sind, stellt die
PHONOLA
eine Schöpfung dar, welche beides trennt. Ihr überaus ver-
feinerter Mechanismus übernimmt die Technik des Klavier-
spiels und den Ausdruck, das persönliche musikalische GEfühl
bewirkt der Spielende. Da die Spieltechnik der PHONOLA
unbegrenzt ist und die Ueber-
tragungsmittel des Ausdrucks in
höchster Vollendung dastehen,
so vermag man bei gutem musi-
kalischem Gefühl ohne jede Vor-
kenntnisse jedes Musikstück
wirklich künstlerisch auszu-
führen.
Die PHONOLA hat den
grössten Tonumfang
72 Töne
und ihre Noten sind künst-
lerisch und originalgetreu ohne
Beschränkung arrangirt.
(555)
Ludwig Hupfeld, Leipzig.
Erste und älteste Fabrik Europas von Klavierspiel-Apparaten.
Filialen:
BERLIN, Leipzigerstr. 106 pt. u. 1 Etg. WIEN, Mariahilfstr. 7-9.
Vertretungen an allen größeren Orten

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Source Trowitzsch's Volkskalender 1904.
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