_bb_h __fru__ im!li!!l! lutl'il i No other Piano like it — j GULBRANSEN 1 VJnnie Ttegistcring Piano fF,W is a Registering Piano ? It is an instrument that registers your exact touch on each note, as in handolaying. It is an instr_ment in which notes are pressed down, as in handplaying, not knocked down, as in ordinary player-pianos. It is an instrument on which you can play any song roll as a solo number (subduing the accompaniment), or as an accompaniment number (elimixtaimg the melody). Th*j connection between the pedals and the notes struck is so direct, that you can all but " feel " the keys go down. You register your exact touch and expression in the music you play. That is why we call it a Registering Piano. The Gulbransen is the only Reg_rtering Piano. Does It Play Easily? Remarkably so. It is played without any thought of fatigue. Even children and older persons play for hours without tiring. It seems as if the purpose of pedalling is not to furnish power to make the Gulbransen play, but to ; enable individual expression to be put into music. One pedals lesiurely, irregularly, enjoynig the music and actually relaxing. ; Please do not confuse the Registering Piano with a Player-Piano. The latter j is mechanical owing to the fact that the notes are knocked down, whereas in the Registering Piano the notes are pressed down. The Gulbransen Registering Piano.has superseded all Player Pianos. j I| . [ 10 Minutes Make Your Home I \fF*m==axZ~l * Gulbransen Home _• 1 There are no happier people anywhere —no • ■i—'* Q family group more closely knit together, no home l_r__l •___!> 1 c more delightfully congenial than where the _ r _.____rl'*____J_lf entertainment centres round the Gulbransen. »BfBKaSSsJ Whatever music the company may prefer — the r Operatic Aria, or the old song favourite — you im -~ mm ——-—————* can play it on the Gulbransen with your Personal You can leara to play the Touch, time, and tone volume, as in playing by Gulbransen Registering hand. Not ready-made music, but music with Piano in ten minutes. It your own expression. This Registering Piano is the Ingest selling piano in the world. This would expression devices) that a not be if other instruments could play like the child can play it. The Gulbransen. " see about your Gu_>i__sen Send for illustrated literature and fullest particunow—inquire about easy lars of the Gulbransen — the only Registering terms of payment. Piano in the world. W. J. Caddell, Auckland Manager. Pukekche Agent: J. Puryer. Hamilton Agent: J. H. Gittos. Whangarei Agent: S. BL* nshard. Rotorua Agent: A. V. Merriman. __SH i VV.V.V«V.V.V.%V.\%%%^V\%%%% B .".V«"."«% , « l !i"4 \\ Listen to the Bm&/ 5 H [ ■ __L !«_!i v/_S_j I ■ m m \\ ypa have heard th « remarkable / J" ■ \ \ A \\ YV definition of the bass notes on the B ///,/ • I T_ ■- v n "His Master's Voice" Gramo- I ////////,// / •«- _■ - \ W*AWO\ you will understand why this instru- /////////// / J - - \ ment M d « acrib ed by music-lovers as "the I V///////' / ■ ■ \ \SjsSw Bre** 4sß * of a" enter__oers." | ///////' / \\L ■" Adtyomr dhtuer to play on* of tho \ v///// ■? ■ \ NS\S 10 Model* that are how available, Q //// / ■ ■ — \X ranging at price from £11.' I yy / *m m Name and addressioinearest accredited dealer **• ■ on application to His Master's Voice (N__ Ltd _L eg P.O. Box MS. W«___to_r " p -^^^■A^^^^^^^^^^%^^iV.^v.^^^^v.sv■v.s ,,^
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 144, 19 June 1926, Page 28
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