Is wireless music influencing people to take up, ~or to go back to, piano-playing? Apparently the former is the case in America, for a newspaper writer recently quoted his experience as showing that people there are impressed with importance of the piano as they hear, it on the wireless. If someone sang they heard it. If an instrumental solo was played they heard it. It was heard as a solo instrument, played by great artists. It was part of every small orchestra. Every dance band possessed a piano. ■ An instrument so constantly in demand impressed many people, this correspondent said, as an instrument worth looking at by themselves—and a number of them were taking a new interest in the piano.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3862, 20 March 1928, Page 7
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