February, 1906 AMERICAN HOMES AND GARDENS 13 
OU may not in mere words describe the emotions that 
possess you when you hear the tone that has found 
its full and perfect development in the /verert Piano. 
Nor may it be permitted you to give expression to 
those attributes inherent in the Everett tone that 
have so profoundly and indescribably moved you. 
Reisenauer 
The best authorities in the world will tell you that the Hverert presents 
the exalted ideal of piano tone; that it is made by people who know tone, 
for that portion of the musical-elect who are capable of appreciating that 
indefinable something in piano tone, which moves 
them to deepest feeling. This superb tone quality 
has induced such world- wide artists as Reisenauer, 
Gabrilowitsch, Burmeister and many other leading 
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pianists to unconditionally endorse the Everett Piano 
and adopt it for their per- sonal use. The eminent 
authority, Marc Blumen- berg, in a review of Reise- 
Gabrilowitsch 
nauer’s triumph with an Everett Grand Piano at a recent concert in 
Carnegie Hall, New York, closed his encomium in the following words: 
““When great tone creations are spoken of, the EveRETT 
Piano is included, as a matter of course. And it must be re- 
membered that this means the whole line of instruments, from 
the small uprights to the large ones, from the short grands to 
the imperial concert grands they make; it is all just the same 
principle at work—tone, tone quality, touch to give it life, and 
all with the single purpose to make these conformable to the 
most rationally developed theories of the musical art.’’ 
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