MECHANICAL MUSIC.
LONDON, August 27. A special on music m the Times states that instruments of the pianola type havo enabled persons who were stumbling blindly forward to become artists through their infinite capacity tor taking pains. They can enjoy .rnusH* without years of painful, wasted effort, and the time is within sight when jthe pianola and kindred Instruments wiU have gathered to its charms all tne copyists and the people who W jU only listen to those pianists, who, through the touch of their fingers, are able to yield the first-hand art.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XL, Issue 13170, 2 September 1913, Page 9
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