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Taranaki Daily News, 5 February 1921, Page 6

MB' | I can IPLAY«_PIANO| |in 8 LESSONS | “ LESS than a year ago Mrs. A. Wil- little girls to reach the age for beginning Z = son didn’t know one note from an- I ? ss0 l a S Ufr> 1 - “ mi 11 should not be denied the full enjoyment other. To-day she plays the piano o f mU sic the way I had been. = S —entirely by* note —better than “But as it turned out, I learned to = many who have played for years. l’l a * v before my girls—in fact, I myself am now tlieir teacher. The way I biosHere she tells how she learned so some(l j uto a i>i an ist (almost overnight, - X easily. you might say) has been a big surprise j S Thousands of others, from school t° all who know me, and to myself as - pbilfll-PH tn -mon anil n’nmnn nf Well ' trionds Seem to think I must ~ = r -7. , 1 ™ , d women or oil a llow l y .discovered genius. But il = “ to 70, nave also learned in the same there was any genius about it, it wasn't “ way. A new method makes Piano- on my part, but in the Lessons I took — - 1 playing amazingly simple to master. = You can tiy it on a Money-back music to their daily lives. Anyone any- 5 S Guarantee. where can now learn to play the Piano s ~ “ From childhnnd T nlwsvß hn/1 a i ust as easil y as 1 did. All the hard £ enuanooa 1 aiwajs naa a part aII the big expeusP( all the old = ~ longing to play the 1 lano. cultics, have been swept away by this SZ “ “ Often ffcfelt that I would gladly method. = give half my life if some fairy “ I learned entirely by home study— - 1 • x <• / m my spare time—from fascinating cor- -g ~ would only turn my Wish into a fact, respondence lessons that make everything S S You see, I began to think I was too SO simple and easy that one can’t go ■£ E old to learn—that only some sort of "’ rl ? n s with them. It's n short-cut way = = fairy magic eouM give me ability to = ~ play. I. was 35 years old—the Stand methods. I know that I made ~ mother of a small family—before I “ n , ll '“ s ‘ er progress than I ever = 2 knew one note from another. Until = ~ 1. learned to play, hearing music— months after I took my first lesson, my ~ E especially the Piano—gave meal- P'laying was better than that of many of - = mnrt nq rnneh min nlniiqnro M-u- n, - v fnends - because the wonderful System most as much pain as pleasuie. My lessons sent me by th „ s u iiivan Conserve- - = enjoyment ot it was always soured torium of Music Ltd. were so easy to X S by envy and regret—envy of those understand. ~ who could entertain and charm with . they are so interesting that S t i...-i study and practice were more like a pas- ™ then plajmg, legiet because I had j ra e than a task or duty. And so con- = ™ to be a listener. And I suppose it venient, you can study and practice just ~ E is that wav with everyone who has whenever you please, with no strangers -it 1 • • around to miue you nervous. “ = to be satmfiefl with hearing music only , didn . t tnow of t| , is = instead Ot piaying it. wonderful method- years ago. To play is ~ “ “Too often parties and social gather- suc h :i great comfort—l no longer ‘feci S ings were all but spoiled for me. I en-«*’ut of it. ' at social gatherings. Do you “ 22 joyed myself until someone suggested wonder Iso gladly recommend the method ■■ ” music; then I felt ‘loft out ’—a lone- which brought me such pleasure?” = 2Z some wallflower—a looker-on instead of • S part of the party. I was missing half This woman’s experience is by no means ~ " the fun. unusual. Over 15,000 others—from S 22Z “It was nearly as bad when visitors school children to men and women of 50 " came. It's so much easier to entertain o 70—have learned to play Piano in the ZZ £ people if one can tu*n to the Piano to" same way this Indy did. We teach you Z /■ fill the gaps conversation lags. But n the only right way—by note. No ZZ ™ until lately our Piano was just a piece of “ trick ” music, no ‘‘ numbers ” —a ~ ~ ft -niture. We bought it three years ago, short-cut method because every step is ZZ simply to have it in the house for our two made so simple and clear. “ | If You Love Music Send For f I Professor roTODAA F | Sullivan’s! nfitiiUVil | ~ ‘ ‘ How to Play the Piano in 8 lessons. ’ ’ It tells clearly all = ~ about this womlerlul system-—how it was discovered, how it is E E taught, the opinion of celebrated musical authorities, synopsis = “ of lessons and countless recent testimonials of grateful students = = from all over Australia and New Zealand. Send for this book E E now, it will cost you naught but postage, and you will ever = “ bless the day you filled in the coupon.—Here it is. Act at| = ~ once.—“Now”—before the fees are increased. E ! jj in j ||ll| E The &iuv.-.u Conseniaiarium of Music (NX) 1 Ltd., Studio "j 6M E S PresaiCT BulldJagS, Auckland. E Please send my copy Prof- Sullivan’s Bookie? to address baSow, for wblcb 1 S E racier 4 penny stamps to cover postage. ~ Name (Mr. Idrs. ¥Ua! . - E zz Addresa , ~ iTBIITITOinTng'g 1111 mm = e illl? /JJ JL fflll WiUflli hII m llmllml riniHiilllinillillldllUHlHllHHllllllllllHlHmiliUiiiililiDmHUUtUimsuUHlMlHHlH

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