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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10850, 16 March 1921, Page 7

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I was 35 years old —the mother of a small family—before I knew one note from another. Until I learned to play, hearing music—especially the Piano—gave me almost as much pain as pleasure. My enjoyment of it was always soured by envy and regret-—envy of those who could entertain and charm with their playing, regret because I had to be a listener. And I suppose it is that way with everyone wno has to be satisfied with hearing music instead of playing it. “ Too often parties and social Katherines were all but spoiled for me. I enjoyed myself until someone suggested music ; then I felt " left-out ” —a lonesome wall flower—a looker-on instead of part tbs party* I was missing half the fun. nearly as bad when visitors i, at s so much easier to entertain le if one can turn to the Piano to the gaps when conversation lags. But [ lately our Plano was just a piece of iture. We bought it three years ago. ly to have it in the house for our little girls to reach the are for being lessons —for I was determined that should not be denied the full enjoyb of music the way I had been. !ut as it turned out, I learned to play •e my girls—in fact. I myself am now ; teacher. The way I blossomed Into ianist (almost over nirht, you might lias been a big surprise to all who r me. and to myself as well. My ds seem to think I must be a newiyvered genius. But If there was any is about it. it wasn’t on my part, in the Lessons I took—a new and iified method that makes it remarkeasy for anyone to add music to tbeir lives. Anyone anywhere can now t to play the Piano just as easily as d. All the hard part, all the big use. all the old difficulties, have keen t away by this method. ** t learned entirely by borne study—in my spare time—from fascinating correspondence lessons that make everything so simple and easy that one can't go wrong with them. It's a short-cut way to learn so much simpler and so entirely different from the old and hard-to-undersvand methods. I know that I made better and faster progress than I over could by bothering with a private teacher or joining a class. In fact, within three months after I took my first lesson, my playing was better than that of many of my friends, because the wonderful System lessons sent me by the Sullivan Ceuservaterinm ef ■■lie Ltd. were so easy to understand. ** Then they are so interesting that study and practice were more like a pastime than a task or duty. And so convenient, you can study and practice just whenever yon please, with no strangers around to TniVi you nervous. 44 1 only regret I didn't know of this wonderful method years ago. To play is such a great comfort—no matter how much I am alone. I never get lonesome I can always turn to my Piano for amusement. 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