Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1940 — Page 2

Be Sure to Mail Your Reservation’ Promptly

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(3-4-5-6 Records per Symphony). An of A af Entire Symphony for Less Than You ~ Would Expect to Pay for a Single Record

Today, grasp this amazing opportunity. At an incredibly small rice, a bare fraction of what you would expect to pay, you can take into your home the great. est and most valuable symphonic masterpieces the world has ever known, symphonies consisting of 3-4-5-6 records in a group, the compositions of Beethoven, Bach, Brahms, Tschaikowsky, and other immortals of music. |

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This is America’s mightiest campaign for good music, and the reason why, your family is able to secure these valuable symphonies at such an almost unbelievably small cost is one of the most brilliant chapters in the history of Ameri- ~ ca’s cultural public service. Many people would gladly pay five or six times as much for magnificent, valuable symphonies. Here! almost for the asking! is a precious treasure! Read the thrilling reason for this great cultural opportunity,

GREAT MUSIC! YOURS! TO LOVE AND ENJOY! WILL YOU GIVE GREAT MUSIC A CHANCE!

- Open your mind and your heart to good : This is the dream and hope and prayer of . music! That is the request made of you by America’s foremost educational, civic and the world’s greatest orchestras and-conduc- 11.0) leaders who have contributed their

tors, and America’s foremost music manu- : facturers. They have given up their profits effort and energy and funds toward further

and their royalties, ii order that the most ing this great practical plan for music apprecious music the world has ever known can" preciation. ; be brought by you, into your home, at a cost : so small as to be almost negligible. If you are willing to give g music a : chance; if you are willing to/permit your Will you give good music a chance. Will you family to enter into this fascinating new take these records, these treasures of all the world of good music, NOTHING NEED world’s great music, and will you play them, STOP YOU.. The symphonies, by means of and listen to them, not once, but many times, this public service cultural campaign, cost so until their beauty and power and exaltation little that any family in the land can easily and thrill have had time to reach your soul. secure them. Distribution will begin ThursThen !—THEN this great campaign will be a day, February 8th, at 9 a. m. Meanwhile, success. Then the sacrifices and work will please mail the Reservation Form. It does: be worth while, because your life will have not obligate you at all. It merely helps the been made richer, more beautiful, more working committee estimate how many symthrilling, more hopeful. : phonies to have on hand.

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RECORD-PLAYER ATTACHMENT TO THOSE WHO NEED ONE

Realizing that many families have no means of playing records, an electric record playing attachment has been provided by the manufacturers at bare cost of production. This record-player, attached to your radio, enables you to play all sizes 4 of records through the loud-speaker of your radio. The

attachment is completely electric, needs no winding and operates on AC current. No similar instrument has ever

Bere Be BE EN NCH iS dl Cn . r , ; i \ been offered before at so small a cost. FRANZ SCHUBERT'S

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Symphony No. 5 in C Minor

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Symphony No. 40 in G Minor how many symphonies to

RICHARD WAGNER'S . THIS IS HOW YOU have on hand.

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Prelude bo a A : GET YOUR REC ORD S : \ ; 1 : : z . : JOHANN SEBASTIAN : " ne ; RESERV ATION

. ; 1. Come for, or send for your symphonies at MUSIC APBACH’S PRECIATION CAMPAIGN headquarters, 245 North Penn. Distribution Headquarters Music Appreciation Campaign

‘Brandenburg Concertos Nos. 2 and 3 sylvania street, any time after Thursday, February 8th, at 245 N. Pennsylvania Street

: 9 a. m. The office will be open each day thereafter records CLAUDE DEBUSSY’S : 9 a. m. to'6 p. m. Requests by mail will be filled in on each ume fs Indianapolis, Indiana Gentlemen:

“Afternoon of a Faun” : of receipt. same as, for any 4 99 « 3 9 . ] Clouds” and “Festivals 2. At intervals of approximately ten days, each symphony ° Ge luxe Tecords, known as Without obligation to me, please reserve the symphonies and symphonic masterpieces made available in the Music Appreciation Offer, and mail to me pamphlet which describes the campaign and

Fo NT9 or symphonic masterpiece will be released. The first sym Pafharmonie Zranscrintions, FRANZ JOSEF HAYDN’S phony, Franz Schubert's Symphony No. 8 in B Minor, will Sesieees mgividusiis. for “ous the various symphonic recordings. If you need the record-player place pe []

Symphony No. 99 in E Flat Major be ready for distribution on Feb. 8th. Beethoven's Sym- tiewiar Symphony, Is “available "'5i a a check mark (X) in square at right.

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ightly higher price. : phony Ne. 5 in C Minor will follow on Februa: 7 shigh : PETER TSCHAIKOWSKY’S until all ten of the educational rr Error, Sis 4. An electric Record-Player attachment which _ Symphony No. 4 in F.Minor the campaign have been made available to the publie enables these records to be played through the loudNotice of release date of each symphony will be printe d speaker of an average radio is available for those who

JOH ANNES BR AHMS’ in the public press. require a means of playing records and is available with your

: first or any succeeding symphonic unit. The playet cant be Symphony No. 2 in D Major 3. You receive each symphony which consists obtained for $4.25, ‘A more elaborate instrument, the Symphonic or 4 double-faced twelve-inch records for a total ih DS Luzh Model Saclosed in 8 Jununished cats, 5 availans w 2

( : higher price. If you wish delivery of your symphonies by mail, add CESAR FRANCK’S of $1.59. THIS IS NOT FOR EACH RECORD, but for 25 cents for shipping charges for each symphony. Add 50 cents

Symphony in D Minor the COMPLETE symphony, all three or four records, siX for shipping charges if you wish a Record-Player shipped to you.

or eight recordings which comprise each symph symphonies which consist of five records require at olve IO t will be symphonies as Bir, the entire symphony of all five records, The. Cosar Bronce SE us Ty. oraer a 2% simtment, and to enable D Minor ‘Symphony, on necount of its length, is divided into us to have as sufficient supply on hand, please. fill in and mail consisting of three double-faced twelve-inch : the Reservation Form. It dou not obligate you in any way.

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