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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 125, 19 February 1921, Page 3

cv / -ZvlBISl x/ / -~ OWovi I H«W I 1 can i | PLAY. h . PIANO I |in 8 LESSONS] x LESS than a year ago Mrs. A. Wil- Huie girls to reach the age for = — son didn’t know one note from an- s||n|(|(] not be denicd thc (u |, enjoyment = x other. To-day she plays the piano o f music the way I had been. Z X —entirely by note —better than "Hut as it turned out, I learned to z = many who have played for years. The 3 w’ay fbljs- = ~ Here she tcJls how she learned so sorncd j n t 0 a Pianist (almost overnight, z easily. yon might say) has been a big surprise “ ” Thousands of others, from school J 1" who know me, and IP ? 3 ? e " -- . , . . ’ . - n well. My friends seem to think 1 must X children to men and women of 50 be a newly-discovered genius. But if z ~ to 70, have also learned in the same ihcro was any genius about it, it wasn't z — way. A new method makes Piano- on W Part, but in the Wessons I took—- z , 3 • i i a a a new and simplified method that makes m z: playing amazingly simple to master. jt romarka biy easy for anyone to add z X You can try it on a Money-back music to their daily lives. Anyone any- Z ■ = Guarantee. "'hero can now learn to play the Piano Z tz ii r> i -til i t i vi lust as easily as 1 did. An the naru — = “ From childhood I always had a all tl)0 £ ig cxpenßC> a u tho o ld diffi- Z X longing to play the Piano. culties, have been swept away by this Z E “ Often I felt that I would gladly method. z “ • i vt. I learned entirely by home study — — X give half my life if some £; ,ir y j n mv S p are time—from fascinating cor- - — would only turn my wish into a fact, r.-spo'ndence lessons that make everything - “ You see, t began to think J was too so simple and easy that one can't go - X old to learn-that only some sort of JX’rn-so S simMer and = ~ fairy magic cpuld give me ability to different from the old and hard-to-under- - EE play. I was 35 years old —the stand methods. I know that I made z = mother nf small family—before 1 and fast . er Progress than I ever z — motner or a small lamuy ueiorc ± eou | d 1)V bothering with a private teacher z « knew one note from another. Until or joining a class. In fact, within three z S I learned to play, hearing music— months after I took my first lesson, my z S ncrmniallv ihn Pinnno-nvp mn nl- pLiying was better than that of many of Z = especially the Piano—gave meal fri ’ ndSi because tlle wonderful System Z X most as much pain as pleasure. Aly |,. RSOns sen t me by the Sullivan Oonserva- Z X enjoyment of it was always soured torium of Music Ltd. were so easy to z X by envy and regret—envy of those u "^ e L?s and ‘,. . , , ,• = X . P. Then they are so interesting that - ZZ who could entertain and charm a nd practice were more like a pas* — X their playing, regret because I had finin’ than a task or duty. And so con- ~ Z to be a listener. And .1 suppose it venient. you can study and practice just z — 'll - . - ' 1,.,. whenever vou please, with no strangers »■ X is that way With everyone who has Xnd to muse von nervous. = Xto be satisfied with, hearing music •• [ on i y regret T didn't know of this z X instead of idaving it. wonderful method years, ago. To play is Z X <r«fh.r. ti " l ’h a great comfort —I no longer ‘feel Et “ ings were ail but spoiled for me. ” I on- ? f r 7 e P "H a nTrerc’nmeninbe meUiod ” = joved mvs If until someone suggested " ’>u er I sc gladly recommend ti e method - = nu’tsic; timn I felt, ‘left out'—a lose- "‘lnch broiight me such pleasure 1 Z Z: some wai'.'iower- —a looker-on instead of . , • . • . • ” = part of the party. I was missing half This woman s experience is by no means - “ the fun unusual. Over 10.000 others—from z X "It was nearly as bad when visitors school children to men and women of 50 z m came. It*s so much easier to entertain have learned to play 1 <ano in the Z ~ people if one can turn to the Piano to same way this lady did. \\ e teach you z ” fill the gaps when conversation lags. But n the only right way -by note. „ Iso Z X until latelv our Piano was just, a piece, of “ trick ' music, no numbers -a ZZ = furniture. ’We bought it three years ago, short-cut method because every step is Z Z: simply to have it in the house for our two made so simple and clear. Z = If You Love Music Send For | | Sullivan’s C 4 It EEBOOK I “ “How to Play tho Plano in 8 Lessons.” It tells clearly all = x about this wonderful it was discovered, how it is = x taught, tho opinion of celebrated musical authorities, synopsis X x of lessons and countless recent testimonials of grateful,students = = from all over Australia and New Zealand. Send for this book = x now, it will cost you naught but postage, and you will ever x x bless the day you filled in the coupon.—Here it is. 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