The Welte Mignon is the greatest achievement

Welte Mignon Studios · Ad in "The New York Tribune" and "The Sun and New York Herald", Feb 1, 1920

The Welte Mignon Is the greatest achievement in the world of music invention, as through it you may listen to accurate interpretations upon your own piano of over five thou- sand musical compositions, precisely as they were originally played by one hundred and fifty-six of the world's most distinguished pianists. Oval portrait of Josef Hofmann. Among those who have recorded their wonderful playing for the Welte Mignon are No living pianist has done more to engender a love for music among American people than Josef Hofmann, whose art at the zenith of his great career has been preserved by the Welte Mignon. Ignace J. Paderewski Josef Hofmann Teresa Carreno Fannie Bloomfield-Zeisler Ferruccio Busoni Vladimir Pachmann Ossip Gabrilowitsch Edward Grieg Raoul Pugno Dr. Richard Strauss Camille Saint-Saens Theodor Leschetitzky Joseph Lhevinne Alfred Grunfeld Rudolf Ganz Ernest Schelling Mark Hambourg Emil Sauer E. Humperdinck Xaver Scharwenka The Welte Studios 665-5th Ave. at 53rd St. New York Exhibited in space 31, Main Floor, National Music Show Ornamental base of the frame: organ pipes with the WM monogram in the centre.

How to cite

Niels Pfeffer (ed.): “The Welte Mignon is the greatest achievement” (Welte Mignon Studios, Feb 1, 1920). In: Welte-Mignon Advertisements Collection, https://anz.welte225.org/ad007/.