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A lot of Jazz players tend to use "Wow Wow" mutes alot also. Perhaps this is the "muffled" sound your hearing?
A lot of Jazz players tend to use "Wow Wow" mutes alot also. Perhaps this is the "muffled" sound your hearing?
2008 Eclipse MHY Bb Trumpet in Silver Plate with interchangable leadpipes
Getzen Capri Bb Cornet
Bach, GR & Monette mouthpieces
Citing Freddie as tired sounding is laughable. Freddie Hubbard's playing was absolutely virtuosic. His sound was vibrant and brilliant. He has large lips, not an air pocket.
The worlds of Classical and Jazz trumpet playing are worlds apart.
Both Freddie and Wynton do not play small mouthpieces.
Do you really believe that Wynton and Freddie are NOT clean players
Be sure Brain is engaged before putting Mouthpiece in gear.
S.Suark 1951
Freddie may play clean for jazz but that isn't clean like I am talking about. I didn't say that Wynton didn't play clean. Monette deliberately built Wynton an inefficient horn so he could get the sound he wanted more easily. I heard Dave say it himself.
You know as well as I do how Freddie ruined his chops. A major factor was him playing past the point that he should have. A lot of jazz soloists do that. You can tell by hearing them.
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Freddie Hubbard is playing Freddie Hubbard. His playing is exactly right. This is not an artist playing someone else's music, it is a jazz artist playing his own way. He doesn't sound a bit tired to me.
Don't repeat the garbage you have heard, learn about Freddie, the mind-boggling player of the music on trumpet. He is a GIANT of a player.
Be sure Brain is engaged before putting Mouthpiece in gear.
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Broiled Hot Wings
|Vegetable oil
|3 Tablespoon
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Worcestershire sauce
|1 Tablespoon
|Chicken wings
|1 1⁄2 Pound
|Tabasco sauce/Other dressing hot pepper sauce
|1 Tablespoon
|Celery stick
|Lemon juice
|1 Teaspoon
1. In a shallow dish, combine oil, Worcestershire, Tabasco, lemon juice, and cayenne. Add chicken and stir to coat well. Let stand 15 minutes at room temperature or refrigerate up to 3 hours.
2. Preheat broiler. Arrange chicken wings in a single layer on a large baking sheet. Broil, turning once, 10 to 12 minutes, until well browned and crisp.
3. Serve wings on a platter with blue cheese dressing as a dipping sauce and celery sticks.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1333 Calories from Fat 626
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 70 g108.3%
Saturated Fat 12.5 g62.6%
Trans Fat 0.5 g
Cholesterol 387.8 mg129.3%
Sodium 1050.3 mg43.8%
Total Carbohydrates 17 g5.5%
Dietary Fiber 6.3 g25%
Sugars 7.9 g
Protein 152 g304.7%
Vitamin A 73.1% Vitamin C 43.1%
Calcium 24% Iron 43.8%
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Piano building
In Canada piano building can be traced back to the second decade of the 19th century. It grew into a major industry during the period from 1890 to 1925, employing about 5000 to manufacture products valued annually at several million dollars.
In Canada piano building can be traced back to the second decade of the 19th century. It grew into a major industry during the period from 1890 to 1925, employing about 5000 to manufacture products valued annually at several million dollars.
In the early 19th century, as the demand for musical instruments increased with the growing population, it became apparent that the importing of so unwieldy an instrument as the piano in any numbers from Europe was not feasible in terms of cost and the risk of damage during long transport in damp cargo holds. Moreover, imported pianos, made primarily in Germany and Great Britain, were found to react unfavourably to the Canadian climate.
The first builders in Canada - skilled British or German craftsmen - worked in small workshops with few assistants, producing probably no more than one or two pianos per month. Most of their time must have been spent tuning and repairing. One of the earliest builders was Frederick Hund, active in Quebec City in 1816 and later in partnership with Gottlieb Seebold. The firm of G.W. Mead (Mead, Mott & Co) was active in Montreal from about 1827 to 1853. John Morgan Thomas was established in Montreal by 1832 and moved to Toronto in 1839 but it is not known when he began to build pianos.
Among builders and early companies known to have existed by the 1840s were in Montreal, William Dennis (fl 1834-53), Isaac Reinhardt (b 1808, d 1846), Thomas D. Hood (fl 1848-77), and John Stephenson (fl 1848); in Quebec City, George Milligan (fl 1844), Richard S. Owen (fl ca 1840), and J.M. Pfeiffer (fl 1849); in Saint John, NB, A. Laurilliard (ca 1850); in Halifax, B. Slade (fl 1832), and H. & J. Philips (fl 1845-59); in Toronto, John and James Mead (fl 1840), the O'Neill Brothers (fl 1844), Thomas & Smith (1840), and Reynolds & Duffett (opened 1849). (Dates are taken from the documentation for surviving instruments - eg, a Laurilliard piano in the New Brunswick Museum, Saint John; one from Mead, Mott & Co in the Château de Ramezay, Montreal; and a Richard Owen piano in the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto - or from contemporary advertisements or city directories.)
The 1851 census lists 4 individual piano builders or companies in Upper Canada (all in Toronto) and 13 in Lower Canada (10 in Montreal, 3 in Quebec City). By the year of Confederation (1867) larger piano manufacturing firms were being established. The company of John C. Fox (formerly of New York, and located 1862-8 in Kingston) produced about 500 pianos a year (see Weber Piano Co). In Montreal Mead Bros & Co had evolved from Mead, Mott & Co, and the Craig Piano Co was established in 1856. Theodore Heintzman, trained in Berlin and New York, began building pianos in Toronto in 1860 and formed a company in 1866. Though not active as manufacturers until ca 1890, A. & S. Nordheimer in 1842 began a business as agents for pianos and dealers in musical merchandise in Kingston, and in 1844 moved to Toronto.
In the favourable conditions following Confederation the new industry prospered. The population of eastern Canada was growing rapidly in size and wealth, and the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railroad in 1885 made possible the shipment of pianos to the newly settled western provinces. With a few exceptions (Bagnall, later Goodwin, in Victoria; Amherst Piano Co in Amherst, NS; W. Fraser and Sons in Halifax; Edmund E. Kennay in Saint John, NB), the piano manufacturers centred in southern Ontario and the Montreal region. The most important names at the turn of the century were, in Toronto, Heintzman, Gerhard Heintzman, Mason & Risch, Mendelssohn, Newcombe, Nordheimer, and Gourlay, Winter & Leeming; in Guelph, Bell; in Bowmanville, Dominion; in London, Ont, Evans; in Woodstock, Karn; in Listowel, Morris, Feild, Rogers Co, Ltd; in Oshawa and Toronto, R.S. Williams; in Kingston, Wormwith & Co; in Ottawa, Martin-Orme; in Montreal, Craig, Foisy, and Pratte; in Ste-Thérèse, Willis, Lesage, and Sénécal et Quidoz. Retail branches or warehouses were sufficient for the young cities of Winnipeg, Regina, Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmonton, and Vancouver - none of which appear to have established piano manufacturing.
As a further incentive for Canadian manufacturers, the protective tariff of 1879 discouraged competition from US manufacturers; however, even stiffer tariffs in the USA (45 per cent in 1903) stifled Canadian exports to that country. Export to other continents also developed slowly. In 1893 only 135 pianos left Canada - mostly for Great Britain, Australia, and the USA, whereas Canada imported nearly four times that number from the USA alone. By 1903, however, the balance had swung, with 509 exports and only 367 imports, and during the early years of the 20th century trade experts observed that the quality of most Canadian pianos was so high that Canadians tended to import the pianos of only the most renowned makers such as Steinway in New York, and the cost of these imports limited the demand.
The industry thrived throughout the early 20th century (with a decrease during World War I), and advertising was designed to stir interest in the piano among all the members of the average family. Whereas in the 19th century the piano in Canada had been associated largely with genteel young ladies, in the 20th, slogans like 'a piano for every parlor,' and the 'Music in the Home' campaign of the Canadian Bureau for the Advancement of Music gradually made a piano seem an integral part of life. The growing number of amateur musicians and the increasing appeal of pop music provided a fertile ground for the introduction of the player piano.
Over 100 piano manufacturing companies, individual builders, and makers of accessory parts flourished at some point during the peak era of the industry, ca 1890 to 1925. Many of these (Bell, Dominion, Karn) also built organs. During the first 12 years of the 20th century the number of pianos manufactured in Canada more than doubled, increasing from about 12,000 in 1900 to about 30,000 by 1912. In 1900 most accessory parts (hammers, actions, strings, keys, etc) were imported, but eventually these, too, came to be made by Canadian manufacturers. Among the best known were Otto Higel Co, Ltd (1896-1944, manufacturers of piano actions and piano rolls), A.A. Barthelmes (1889-1911, piano actions), D.M. Best & Co (founded 1900, piano hammers and strings), W. Bohne & Co (hammers and strings), J.M. Loose & Co (keys and keyboards), and Wagner, Zeidler & Co (keyboards), all of Toronto, and Sterling Action & Keys Co, Brantford. Best survived to become a subsidiary of Heintzman in 1973 and was still active in 1991, affiliated with another maker of strings, Piano Tech. These and other companies such as Pianophile (Montreal) are primarily wholesalers importing accessory parts from the USA and Japan, but providing custom made parts upon demand. Other custom part makers include André Bolduc (pin blocks, Montreal) and Ari Isaac (Toronto) whose bass strings are distributed throughout Canada and the USA. In 1899 piano manufacturers united to form the Canadian Piano and Organ Manufacturers' Association, which existed until 1975, when it became the keyboard committee of the Music Industries Association of Canada (MIAC). The unofficial magazine of the trade was the Canadian Music Trades Journal (1900-33).
World War I caused a setback for the piano manufacturing industry. Woods, metals, and fuel were withheld from 'luxury industries,' and experienced craftsmen joined the armed forces. Faced with a shortage of experienced men, many piano firms had to hire women trainees (the Sherlock-Manning company of London, Ont, later of Clinton, Ont, may have been the first in Canada to pay its female employees the same wages as male.) With the closing of the German export trade to customers in Great Britain and the British Empire (representing 60,000 German pianos a year), a potentially large market was opened for the Canadian piano. Most Canadian manufacturers, however, did not take full advantage of the situation, partly because of prohibitive freight rates, and partly because an entirely new system was needed to construct an instrument practical for export; the manufacturers were unwilling to undertake a two-standard system.
In the 1920s several factors conspired to cause a gradual decline of the piano industry. The player piano craze began to wane. Radio and sound films appeared. Fewer new houses had the space for a piano. Economic conditions were unstable, and family savings were spent on work-saving appliances - refrigerators, washing machines, vacuum cleaners, and automobiles - rather than on luxuries like the piano. An unofficial study undertaken in the late 1920s found that four in five Canadian homes had a phonograph and/or radio, but only one in five had a piano. As a result of the declining demand several companies amalgamated or were taken over by others (eg, Gerhard Heintzman in 1927 and Nordheimer in 1928 by Heintzman; Craig in 1930 by Lesage; and Doherty in 1920 and Gourlay, Winter & Leeming in 1924 by Sherlock-Manning). Others just went out of business (eg, Morris in 1923, Evans Bros ca 1933). Some piano companies introduced new smaller models, even vying with one another to produce the smallest, in an effort to appeal to apartment dwellers and owners of small homes. (The Weber Co in 1921 created a five-octave, three-foot grand piano, custom-designed for a Winnipeg family.)
Only the strongest companies survived the Depression. Among those which ceased to exist were Bell, Craig, Dominion, Weber, and Williams. In 1940 only Lesage, Quidoz, and Willis & Co were still active in Quebec. (Willis went bankrupt in 1979.) In Ontario the 1940 survivors were Sherlock-Manning Pianos Ltd, and Heintzman Co Ltd (which merged under the Heintzman name in 1978), and Mason & Risch (still operating in Canada, but taken over by a US firm in 1948). In New Westminster, BC, a firm known as the Edmund Piano Co was active until the 1950s.
Statistics after 1935 have indicated a small but steady overall increase in the demand for and production of pianos. The figures (relative to population growth) are small compared with those of the earlier, peak years of the industry, however. Radio, the phonograph, and, subsequently, TV and more sophisticated home sound systems have displaced the piano as the focus of home entertainment. Other musical instruments, notably the guitar and the 'multi-gadgeted' electronic organ have become more popular with people whose interest in playing is purely recreational. Whereas the piano was, at one time, the foundation of nearly every child's musical education, trends in music education which began around the 1940s have caused students to choose a wider variety of instruments, especially the accordion, band instruments, and, more recently, string instruments. Even so, it has been estimated that in the late 1970s nearly half of all music students played the piano.
By the 1940s and 1950s foreign manufacturers began moving into the Canadian market; Mason & Risch was bought by a large US corporation. By the 1960s the Japanese pianos - notably Yamaha - were being strongly merchandised. Generally lower-priced and widely available, they competed so briskly with pianos of Canadian manufacture that in many instances they were being ordered in quantity by schools and conservatories which formerly had used Canadian instruments.
Sales continued to decline during the 1970s. The period 1980-6 witnessed the final intense struggle for the survival of the industry and its three remaining companies: Heintzman, Sherlock-Manning, and Lesage. After years of continuous ownership, each firm sold in the hope that new owners might provide better skills and resources, Heintzman to Sklar-Peppler (1981), Sherlock-Manning (Draper Bros. and Reid), and Lesage to PSC Management, a syndicate operated by Grant Clark (1984 and 1986 respectively). Following attempts to revitalize both design and marketing, Sklar ceased production of the Heintzman piano in 1986. Lesage closed the following year. Sherlock-Manning passed through three more owners. In 1991 its Vanastra, Ont factory remained open with a staff of two and only occasional repair orders, yet was prepared to resume production if investment capital was found.
For piano technicians the active trade in older pianos which require more tuning and often restoration somewhat offsets the fact that there are fewer pianos in Canadian homes. George Brown College, Toronto, offers a piano technician diploma course which includes the rebuilding of both an upright and a grand. Piano technicians in Canada can be members of one of three associations: the USA-based Piano Technicians Guild with three Canadian chapters, the Ontario Guild of Piano Technicians, or the Canadian Association of Piano Technicians (home office in Calgary).
See alsoToronto Feature: Heintzman & Company.
Builders A-D
In so far as their status can be determined, distributors and retailers have been omitted from the ensuing list of piano builders and assembly plants. Many of the pre-1860 names represent individual craftsmen rather than manufacturers. Minor name changes (eg, from 'piano and organ co' to 'organ and piano co') have not been indicated. A date generally refers to the years during which pianos were built, not to a company's entire lifespan.
Amherst Piano Co, Amherst, NS; fl 1908-23. Later became Cumberland Piano Co
George Anderson, Saint John, NB; fl 1855-71
John Bagnall, Victoria, BC; ca 1871-85. Taken over by Charles Goodwin & Co
Beethoven. See R.S. Williams. See also Georges Ducharme.
Bell Piano and Organ Co, Guelph, Ont. Pianos built 1888-1934. Absorbed Mendelssohn Piano Co in 1919. Taken over by Lesage Pianos in 1934 and continued as a brand name
Belmont. See Lesage.
Berlin Piano & Organ Co, Berlin (Kitchener), Ont; ca 1900-4
Bernhardt's Furniture, Windsor, Ont; fl 1957. Produced Miessner electronic pianos
Robert Blouin, Sherbrooke, Que; fl 1966
Blundall Piano Co, Toronto; 1900-after 1912
Bowles, Quebec City; mid-19th century
Thomas Boyd, Uxbridge, Ont
Brantford Piano Co. See Morris Pianos.
Brockley and Misener, Halifax; 1857-63. T. & A.W. Brockley 1863-97
Brown, Montreal; fl 1874
George Brown, John Munro and Co. Moved from Boston to Montreal ca 1860
Canada Organ and Piano Co. See R.S. Williams.
Canadian Organ and Piano Co; fl 1874-5
Canadian Piano Co. See Thomas F.G. Foisy.
Cecilian Piano Co, Toronto; before 1915-22. Player pianos only. Absorbed by Stanley
Louis Charbonneau, Montreal; fl 1889
V.W. Claude & Co, Montreal; fl 1898
F.C. Cline, Kingston, Ont; 1868
Clinton. See Doherty Pianos.
Colonial Piano Co, Ste-Thérèse, Que; before 1915-27. Made Saint-Saens piano
Craig Piano Co, Montreal; 1856-1930. Preceded by Labelle & Craig. Absorbed by Lesage in 1930
E. Cross & Co, Toronto; fl 1898
Crossin & Martens Piano Manufacturing Co, Toronto; 1883-after 1908
Cumberland Piano Co, Amherst, NS, and Toronto. Formerly Amherst Pianos
David & Michaud, Montreal; 1917-23. See also Michaud.
William Dennis, Montreal; fl 1834-53
Doherty Pianos, Clinton, Ont; 1907-20. Absorbed by Sherlock-Manning in 1920 and continued as a brand name to early 1930s. Introduced brand name Clinton in 1913
Dominion. See Rainer & Co.
Dominion Organ and Piano Co, Bowmanville, Ont. Pianos built 1879-ca 1935
Draper Bros. and Reid. See Sherlock-Manning
Georges Ducharme, Montreal; fl 1891-8. Made Beethoven Pianos
Noah Durant, Vankleek Hill, Ont; fl 1908
Builders E-L
Edmund Piano Co, New Westminster, BC; ca 1924-after 1952
Ennis (& Ennis) Co, Hamilton, Ont; 1863-1911. Later a brand name of R.S. Williams
Evans Bros Piano & Manufacturing Co; Ingersoll, Ont, ca 1871-90, then at London, Ont, until ca 1933
Everson. See R.S. Williams.
Featherston Piano Co, Montreal; 1893-9
Thomas F.G. Foisy (Canadian Piano Co), Ste-Thérèse-de-Blainville, Que, 1888-91, Montreal 1891-1914. Absorbed by C.W. Lindsay 1914
Foster-Armstrong Co; Toronto head office fl 1910; Kitchener, Ont, before 1915-24. Absorbed by Sherlock-Manning. Made Haines Bros pianos
J.C. Fox, Kingston, Ont; 1862-8. (See EMC entry for Weber Piano Co.)
W. Fraser and Sons, Halifax; ca 1856-ca 1890. Absorbed H. & J. Philips
Charles Goodwin & Co, Victoria, BC; 1885-ca 1891. Continuation of John Bagnall
Gourlay, Winter & Leeming, Toronto. Pianos built 1904-24. Took over R. McMillan. Absorbed by Sherlock-Manning in 1924
Grinnell Bros, Windsor, Ont; 1908-ca 1941; branch of Detroit firm
Haines Bros. See Foster-Armstrong Co.
Haydn Piano Manufacturing Co, Montreal; fl 1898
Heintzman, Toronto. Began in 1860 as private builder; continued 1866-1977 as a company in Toronto and then at a plant built in 1962 at Hanover, Ont. Absorbed Gerhard Heintzman and Nordheimer; absorbed Sherlock-Manning 1978; purchased by Sklar-Peppler 1981; production ceased 1986; intangible assets (including Heintzman name) purchased by retail firm The Music Stand.
Gerhard Heintzman, Toronto; 1877-1927. Absorbed by Heintzman
Henry Herbert. See Mason & Risch.
J.W. Herbert & Co, Montreal; fl 1837
Henry & Francis Hoerr, Toronto; fl 1890
Thomas D. Hood, Montreal; fl 1848-77
Frederick Hund, Quebec City; fl 1816
Hund & Seebold, Quebec City; until 1824. See also Seebold, Manby & Co.
Henry G. Hunt, New Brunswick; fl 1850s
Joseph T. Hunt, Saint John, NB; fl 1845-55
Imperial Piano Co, Toronto; fl 1901
International Piano Co, Toronto; fl 1928
Jackson & Co, Peterborough, Ont; fl 1889
Karn Piano Co, Woodstock, Ont. Piano building began in the late 1880s. Karn Morris Piano & Organ Co ca 1909-20. Absorbed by Sherlock-Manning. Continued as a brand name until 1957
Kennay & Scribner, Saint John, NB; fl 1851; later continued as Edmund E. Kennay (fl 1871)
Kilgour Piano & Organ Co, Hamilton, Ont; fl 1888-99
Knott & Sons, Hamilton, Ont; 1871-ca 1914
Kreisler. See Mason & Risch.
Krydner. See R.S. Williams.
Labelle & Craig, Montreal; 1854-6. Continued as Craig
J.-Donat Langelier (became Langelier-Valiquette in 1963). Began ca 1915 at Pointe-aux-Trembles, Que. Continued ca 1930 in Montreal. Not a manufacturer. See Pratte.
Lansdowne Piano Co, Toronto; ca 1885-90. (See EMC entries for Gerhard Heintzman; Nordheimer.)
A. Laurilliard, Saint John, NB; fl ca 1850
Layton Bros, Montreal. (See EMC entry for Blind.)
Lesage Pianos/Les Pianos Lesage, Ste-Thérèse-de-Blainville, Que; founded 1891. Absorbed Craig Piano Co, Bell Piano and Organ Co, and Weber Piano Co. Brand names include Belmont and Schumann. Purchased by PSC Management 1986; ceased 1987.
P.W. Leverman & Co; Halifax 1889-97; continued Williams & Leverman
C.W. Lindsay & Co, Montreal; ca 1880-ca 1950. Dealer only, but for some years sold Craig, Lesage, and other pianos under the Lindsay name
Liszt Piano Co; fl 1908
Lonsdale Piano Co, Toronto; before 1915-22
Builders M-R
W.H. Manby, Montreal; fl 1857-61. Preceded by Seebold & Manby
Martin-Orme Co, Ottawa; 1902-ca 1924. (See EMC entry for Orme & Sons.)
Mason & Risch, Toronto. Began building pianos in 1877. Until 1878 Mason, Risch & Newcombe. Brand names included Chopin, Kreisler, Schubert and Henry Herbert
R. McMillan & Co, Kingston, Ont; 1903-7. Absorbed by Gourlay, Winter & Leeming
Mead, Montreal; 1827-ca 1853. (Mead, Mott & Co, Mead Brothers & Co)
J. & J. Mead, Toronto; 1840-ca 1844
Mendelssohn Piano Co, Toronto; ca 1886-1919. Absorbed by Bell Piano and Organ Co. Continued as a brand name by Bell and 1934-72 by Lesage Pianos
Oswald Michaud, Montreal. Private workshop, 1937-early 1950s. See also David & Michaud.
Milligan, Francis, Quebec City; fl 1854-64
Milligan, George, Quebec City; fl 1844
Moir, George and William, Halifax; fl 1852
Morris Pianos, Listowel, Ont; established 1892 as Morris, Feild, Rogers Co, successors to Brantford Piano Co. Continued as Karn Morris Piano Co ca 1909-20, and as Morris Pianos 1920-ca 1924
Mozart Piano Co, Toronto; before 1912-20. Absorbed by National Piano Co ca 1918, but built pianos to 1920
National Piano Co, Toronto; before 1915-29. Absorbed Mozart ca 1918
Newcombe Piano Co, Toronto; 1878-1926. Continued as brand name by Willis ca 1934-79
A. & S.. Nordheimer Piano & Music Co, Toronto. Pianos built ca 1890-1927. Absorbed by Heintzman and continued as a brand name until late 1960s
O'Neill Brothers, Toronto; fl 1844
Ontario Piano Co, Toronto; fl 1928
J.L. Orme & Sons, Ottawa. See Martin-Orme.
Oshawa Piano & Cabinet Co, Oshawa, Ont
Richard S. Owen & Son, Quebec City; fl ca 1840
Palmer Piano Co, Uxbridge, Ont; fl 1908
Percival Piano Co, Ottawa; fl 1918
J.M. Pfeiffer, Quebec City; fl 1849
H. & J. Philips. Halifax; 1845-59. Taken over by W. Fraser and Sons
Plaola, Oshawa. Player pianos only
Pratte Piano Co (La Compagnie de pianos Pratte), Montreal; fl 1889-1926, then linked to J.-Donat Langelier
Prince Piano Co, Toronto; fl 1895-1914
Quidoz Piano. See Sénécal et Quidoz
J. F. Rainer & Co, fl 1866, Whitby, Ont; fl 1872, Guelph, Ont; used Dominion as a brand name
Rappe, Weber & Co, Kingston, Ont; fl 1868-9
Isaac Reinhardt, Montreal; discontinued in 1846
J. Reyner, Kingston, Ont; fl 1870
Reynolds & Duffett, Toronto; fl 1849
Builders S-Z
Saint-Saens. See Colonial Piano Co.
Schubert. See R.S. Williams.
Schumann. See Lesage.
Schumann Piano Co, Toronto
Seebold, Manby & Co, Montreal; fl 1856. See also Hund & Seebold.
Sénécal et Quidoz, Ste-Thérèse-de-Blainville, Que; ca 1897-1938. Continued as Quidoz Piano 1938-66. Quidoz Piano also used the label Gerhard.
Sherlock-Manning Pianos. Pianos built at London, Ont, 1910-30; at Clinton, Ont, 1930-88. Merged with Heintzman in 1978. Absorbed Doherty Pianos, Foster-Armstrong Co, Gourlay, Winter & Leeming, and Karn Piano Co. Doherty was used as a brand name until early 1930s. Employees formed Draper Bros. and Reid in 1978, retaining Clinton facilities to produce accessories; Draper Bros. and Reid purchased Sherlock -Manning from Heintzman 1980. Firm sold to PCS Management 1984, and sold several other times thereafter. Factory moved to Vanastra, Ont, near Clinton, in 1988.
Slade, B., Halifax; fl 1832
Small & McArthur, Uxbridge, Ont; fl 1898
Smith. See John Morgan Thomas.
William Snyder, Berlin (Kitchener), Ont
Standard Piano Co, Toronto; fl 1898
Stanley Piano Co, Toronto; ca. 1890-1924. Absorbed Cecilian in 1922
John Stephenson, Montreal; fl 1848
Stevenson & Co, Kingston, Ont; ca 1887-91. See also Weber and Wormwith.
Sumner & Brebner, Ingersoll, Ont; 1906-11
C.L. Thomas &Co, Hamilton, Ont (Western Pianoforte Manufactory of Canada); ca 1856-ca 1893
John Morgan Thomas (Thomas & Smith), Toronto; fl 1840
Uxbridge Piano Co, Uxbridge, Ont, ca 1899; also a second company of the same name fl 1914-15
S.R. Warren, Montreal; built pianos ca 1845
Weber Piano Co, Kingston, Ont; 1871-ca 1887. Continued as Stevenson & Co until 1891, as Wormwith until 1918, and as Weber Piano Co 1919-39. Absorbed by Lesage Pianos in 1939
G.M. Weber, Kingston, Ont; ca 1881-95
Werlich Brothers, Preston (Cambridge), Ont; fl 1908. Player pianos only
Western Pianoforte Manufactory of Canada. See C.L. Thomas & Co.
R.S. Williams, Toronto; factory built in Oshawa in 1889 (Canada Organ and Piano Co 1873-1902). Pianos built from 1873 until early 1930s. Brand names included Beethoven, Canada, Ennis, Everson, Krydner, Schubert.
Williams & Leverman, Halifax; 1871-89: continued by P.W. Leverman & Co.
Willis & Co, Montreal; factory Ste-Thérèse-de-Blainville; ca 1900-79
Wormwith & Co, Kingston, Ont; 1891-1918. Continuation of Weber Piano Co and Stevenson & Co, using Weber as a brand name. Renamed Weber Piano Co in 1919
Wright Piano Co, Strathroy, Ont; 1908-24 (1908 is the date of the company's charter)
Suggested Reading
'The piano and organ industry,' Industrial Canada, Feb 1904
Nixon, D.C. 'Making Canadian pianos,' Canadian Courier, 12 Oct 1912
Blyth, G. Gerald. 'Pianos in the making,' Canadian Forestry Magazine, vol 16, Oct 1920
Massicotte, E.-Z. 'Quelques anciens pianos,' BRH, vol 37, Oct 1931
Whitmore, Joseph A. 'The Canadian piano industry,' Canadian Music Teacher, vol 4, Aug 1940
McCook, James. 'Pioneers preferred pianos,' The Beaver, Winter 1954
MacLaren, George. 'Pianoforte companies in Nova Scotia,' Antique Furniture by Nova Scotia Craftsmen (Toronto 1961, 1975)
Allen, Robert Thomas. 'A piano is polite,' The Canadian Magazine, 14 Oct 1972
Minaker, Betty. '"An artistic piece of furniture": stylistic analysis of nineteenth-century Ontario pianos and reed organs,' MA thesis, Dept of Museum Studies, University of Toronto 1981
Roback, Frances, 'Advertising Canadian pianos and organs,' Material History Bulletin, 20, Fall 1984
Wiens, Mary. 'Guide to finding a vintage upright,' Music, vol 8, Mar/Apr 1985
Kelly, Wayne. Downright Upright: A History of the Canadian Piano Industry (Toronto 1991)
Hall, John. 'One hundred years of piano making in Kingston,' Historic Kington, vol 39, 1991
Hayes, Florence. 'Piano manufacturing,' Canadian Encyclopedia
Kallmann, Helmut, and Beckwith, John. 'Musical instruments, making of,' Encyclopedia Canadiana
Canadian Music Trades Journal, monthly (Toronto 1900-33)
Music Market Canada, six issues a year (Toronto 1977-9)
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Byrdie Bell is an actress and model currently residing in New York City. Born in Chicago, Illinois, Byrdie also lived in both London and New York before the age of 13. Once Settled in New York City, she attended the United Nations International School in Manhattan, where she studied for baccalaureate diplomas in theatre arts and philosophy. Byrdie ... See full bio »
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Foursquare, which was valued at $760m earlier this year following Spark Capital Partners' $30m purchase of a portion of the US social media start-up's employee stock, is said to be finding it tough convincing potential investors about its business model as it looks to raise almost $50m.
The four-year-old company, backed by Union Square Ventures, had raised $50m in June 2011 from investors including Spark at a valuation of $600m, more than five times what it was worth just a year earlier.
Sources said that prospective investors are sceptical over the New York-based firm's ability to move quickly enough to make money by marketing services to merchants, and are concerned that the use of Foursquare's free service - which helps people find and alert others to their presence at places like bars and restaurants - is starting to slow.
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Earl Hightower of Studio City, CA
at 22nd Mid-Winter Roundup
February 14, 2009 ~ Syracuse, NY
10 Tracks ~ 51 Minutes
After some thank yous Earl talks about having childhood behavioral problems and being put into a boarding school.
He felt totally abandoned but realizes now that he was given a great educational opportunity.
His first Drink and Drug while in that boarding school.
Escalating drug and alcohol abuse in his teen years; lots of drugs but Booze was the most constantly use substance.
The reliability of Booze when contrasted with street drugs.
After surviving an airplane crash his life spirals downward even faster. Survivors guilt.
He begins to try to get sober with multiple detoxes. How his tricky alcoholic mind always got him to start again.
Finally he ends up physically injured, criminally charged and dangerouslly insane.
His last detox and told to got to AA. He begins coming to AA with contempt but sees they may be onto something.
He doesn't like the people in AA (or anyone else) but feels AA may have the answer to his problem.
Amazed that people in AA talk openly about their problems. Something he had never before seen or done.
Tells some stories about things that happened to him in early sobriety.
Talks about the meaning of the AA symbol. Triangle in Circle.
Talks about the steps and spiritual growth.
A Power Greater than himself can enable him to do things he could not do by himself.
Talks a bit about his wife and their relationship. It's Valentines Day.
A Great Closing Segment where he talks about the gifts of sobriety and the AA way of life.
This is a really good Earl H talk- not too long with plenty of substance.
Earl Hightower
of Studio City, CA
14 Tracks 63 Minutes
A Really great topic talk. Earl begins by reading parts of page 84 and 85 of the Big Book which is where Step 10 is discussed.
His talk is really about developing a way of life that is fundamentally different from what he had when active.
He points out that he was a fear driven human being and because of this love tolerance and the way of life described in pages 84 and 85 was alien to him.
He talks about the process of growth that changed him from entirely fear driven and selfish to somewhat loving and helpful.
It began with his sponsor prodding him into his first AA friendship,
and continues to this day with him taking an active part in peoples lives by practicing the steps and participating in AA activities.
A Talk About Relationships in Sobriety by Earl Hightower of Studio City, CA
at Sober Vacation February 11, 2005
Earl Hightower is a great topics speaker. A topic talk by Earl is totally different from his story.
He barely mentions stuff he usually talks about and tells all new stories and talks about all new stuff.
He starts out the relationships talk by talking about them in a general way.
He points out that for a long time he thought he had to work on his "picker" that his big problem was not picking the right ones.
In time he found out that to make relationships work he had to work on himself.
He had to work on what kept him from having serene relations with himself, God and others.
He talks about those three areas for the rest of the talk.
Tells things that happened, stuff he did, and what he learned as he improved.
A really good talk lots of "Rule 62" good hearted humour and identification.


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Take Me To The Pilots '11: FOX's 'Terra Nova'
[In case you've Forgotten, and as I will continue to mention each and every one of these posts that I do: This is *not* a review. Pilots change. Sometimes a lot. Often for the better. Sometimes for the worse. But they change. Actual reviews will be coming in September and perhaps October (and maybe midseason in some cases). This is, however, a brief gut reaction to not-for-air pilots.]
Show: "Terra Nova" (FOX)
The Pitch: "Steven Spielberg + Dinosaurs + That Guy From 'Avatar' = Gold"
Quick Response: So here's my problem: Back in June, I saw a 40-ish minute version of the first half of what was always designed as a two-hour "Terra Nova" premiere. It felt rough. It suffered from very flat writing and a slightly slow build-up, but in that slow build-up there were some interesting character choices and pieces of mysterious suspense that intrigued me. When it finally got to its time-jumping home in the distant past, there was too much exposition, but the dinosaurs were pretty cool, Jason O'Mara seemed like a sturdy enough leading man and Stephen Lang devoured scenery with aplomb. And the first hour ended at a tantalizing point where I NEEDED to see what was coming next. I was going to write a fairly positive (albeit with many caveats) Take Me To The Pilots. But I was under embargo. The embargo lifted as a new, far longer cut screened at Comic-Con. Ugh. The new cut has managed to simultaneously make the initial build-up even slower, while crushing those couple narrative choices that initially interested me. The tense dynamic between O'Mara's Jim and wife Elizabeth (Shelley Conn) has been eliminated in favor of a far-less-original tension between Jim and son Josh (Landon Liboiron). And the brain-busting (perhaps in a good way) conundrums of time travel suggested in the original pilot have been effectively negated by a one-mintue scene that practically screams, "Don't ask us any questions!" And, if possible, there's even more exposition unfolding after the main family arrives in Terra Nova than there was before. Without exception, the changes from the original pilot to the episode that will air on FOX made the pilot worse and my faith in a creative team that would make those changes isn't high, since they all reek of testing and a lack of confidence in the viewer's ability to follow what wasn't a complex pilot to begin with. But, like I said, it's a problem for me, in terms of making an evaluation. It won't be a problem for you. Most audiences won't have seen the original pilot, so they won't experience my twinges of annoyance and confusion at the tweaks. They'll notice how horribly cumbersome the pilot's first act is, but when the pilot gets to the thing that was originally presented as a surprise, but now isn't surprising even though the original "Here comes the twist!" editing remains, it'll play as flat and anti-climactic, rather than woefully disappointing. Viewers will notice that the family dynamic between the Shannons is flat, but they won't know that there was a prickliness that audiences in Las Vegas or Minneapolis told a market researcher they didn't like. They'll probably continue to like Jason O'Mara. He's always been a leading man in search of a worthy leading man vehicle and this could certainly work in his favor. I've vaguely noticed Shelley Conn in things and there's no reason why viewers shouldn't like her. Stephen Lang is having a delirious amount of fun in this current high profile phrase of his long career and it's infectious. Several of the six people who loved "Kings" will be plenty happy to have Allison Miller on TV again. It's a darned pretty pilot and the special effects made a big leap between the version I saw and the new version and I assume it'll look even better on premiere night. And the last act of the pilot features both rampaging dinosaurs and several well-introduced mysteries. I *still* want to see where things are headed at the end of the pilot,
Desire To Watch Again: So my desire to watch again is high -- mostly I'm eager to see if they're going to be able to get episodes in on time -- but nothing I've seen from the changed pilot or from multiple press conferences/Cons/panels with the show's writer-producers have given me any reason for optimism going forward.
Take Me To The Pilots '11: NBC's 'Whitney'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: ABC's 'Pan Am'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: FOX's 'Alcatraz'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: CBS' 'Person of Interest'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: ABC's ' 'The River'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: ABC's 'Last Man Standing'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: CBS' 'Two Broke Girls'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: NBC's 'Up All Night'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: ABC's 'Revenge'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: ABC's 'Once Upon a Time'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: NBC's 'Awake'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: FOX's 'I Hate My Teenage Daughter'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: The CW's 'The Secret Circle'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: CBS' 'Unforgettable'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: NBC's 'The Playboy Club'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: ABC's 'Charlie's Angels'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: NBC's 'Grimm'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: FOX's 'New Girl'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: The CW's 'Hart of Dixie'
Take Me To The Pilots ' 11: ABC's 'Apartment 23'
Take Me To The Pilots '11: CBS' 'A Gifted Man'
All of last year's Take Me To The Pilots installments.


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By Teddie Shriner
The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of Volunteers of America is presenting a Get Acquainted Coffee at The Windsor, 1770 N. Causeway Blvd. in Mandeville on Thursday.
The event will be held from 9:30-11:30 a.m.
RSVP is inviting all adults interested in volunteer opportunities to learn about the many interesting and rewarding openings that are available in the community. RSVP is a group designed for seniors 50 and older. There are volunteer needs in the hospitals, the schools and in retail, to name a few of the many available opportunities.
Through the same office, however, Volunteers of America offers opportunities for all age groups to serve the community.
The Faith In Action Program is open to any adult and offers prospects for everyone to lend a hand in making the area a better place. They offer home repair services, grocery shopping, telephone reassurance and much more. Faith In Action is the place to call for transportation to and from a doctor's appointment, if the patient cannot make it there alone. The group will assist with housecleaning, be on hand as a friendly visitor, locate resources that an individual might need and anything that might arise as an unmet need for an individual in the community.
"We have something for everyone," said Maureen O'Brien, RSVP director of North Shore Services.
Currently, the group is readying 2,500 Scholastic Books for distribution into the preschools and lower elementary grades. The books were obtained through a grant written by RSVP and will be distributed primarily in the lower-income areas of our area so that every child will have at least one book in his or her library.
Volunteers also are a major part of this operation, O'Brien said.
"I consider volunteering a win-win situation," she said. "It definitely benefits the people who volunteer, both mentally and physically, and without our senior and other volunteers, local nonprofit organizations would really struggle. Our seniors are very valuable to the area."
In addition to talking about volunteer opportunities, the upcoming meeting will include a presentation on crime prevention and awareness by the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office.
For more information, call Volunteers of America at 674.0488.


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Seven deadly sins; seven wonders of the ancient world; seven days in the week; John Elway and Mickey Mantle both wore the number seven.
Seven is a good number.
November features Thanksgiving, Guy Fawkes Day and Veteran's Day.
November is good too.
Put November and seven together and you get awesome.
And because I'm an unbearable narcissist who, like T.O., loves me some me, I thought it would a wonderful exercise in self-indulgence to explore which famous athletes were born on this day, November the 7th.
Turns out, there aren't many. And some of them only straddle a very thin definition of famous, as in "You remember that guy that used to do that stuff? Yeah, me neither."
The one huge sports related event that I remember vividly happened on my tenth birthday. Magic Johnson announced the world that he had HIV and was effectively retiring from the NBA. That was a crappy birthday.
But this isn't a somber article, it's a celebratory one, damn it.
Here's a short list of some of my greatest athletic feats to kick things off:
- Bowling a strike while holding a full pint glass of beer and not spilling a single drop
- Scoring a touchdown in a pickup football game with the back pocket of my shorts torn off, exposing my colorful boxers for the majority of the game
- Coming in at a very drunken second in a foot race against three sober friends who I outweigh by at least 30 pounds each
Pathetic, I know. Thus, I feel obliged to offer up five men in the world of sports who have done a little more than I have.
Happy birthday, gentleman; may you be blessed with birthday goblets overflowing with some sort of happy juice. Unless it's boxed wine. Let's keep it classy.


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Galaxy Gear: Delayed Text Message Notifications
Anyone else having this problem?, where you get a text but it doesn't show up on your gear for 15-60 seconds? It doesn't sound like much, but when I hear my phone vibrate in my pocket, and it doesn't instantly show up on my gear like it used to, it's very annoying. This has been happening for a couple weeks now. Sometimes it can take as long as 5 minutes, but usually takes around 45 seconds. I google searched it but didn't find much, so I began thinking I'm the only one.
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Ive had it happen a couple times but not since I updated the gear manager software yesterday
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bell hooks talks to John Perry Barlow
bell hooks [iconoclastic feminist, leading African-American intellectual, progressive Buddhist, self-proclaimed homebody] and John Perry Barlow [cyber philosopher, retired cattle rancher, world traveler, Grateful Dead lyricist, self-proclaimed Republican, EFF founder] have a conversation in the September 1995 issue of Shambhala Sun.
World Social Forum open source software gathering
Pushing the open source agenda to the international stage. Brazilian Pop superstar / Minister of Culture Gilberto Gil, Grateful dead lyricist John Barlow and others participated yesterday in a World Social Forum gathering in Alegre, Brazil to urge a free open source software policy in the developing world. An open source constitutional discussed previously on metafilter here.
Dick Cheney has the answer.
How does one assure global stability in a world where there is only one strong power? John Perry Barlow (previously mentioned here) thinks Dick Cheney has the answer.
Wired has an interesting interview this month with David Boies, chief counsel for Napster and DOJ vs. MS (unfortunately, this link just points to the fact that the content won't be online until 10.10. With the debate about Napster everywhere (including september 16th below), I thought it helped to clarify exactly what Napster's position is. I thought John Perry Barlow's (EFF) essay was helpful as well.
Considering Copyright
Considering Copyright Mr. Powazek brings up a very good point about copyright and how it applies to web design vs. John Perry Barlow's idea's about how copyright applies to the future. From the tone of Derek's last few posts, I'd say someone's been ripping off his designs...again.
John Perry Barlow
John Perry Barlow tries to grapple with the Napster thang, with his usual interesting writing. A buried revelation: Bands are only getting about 5% of retail, rather than the 10% I thought.
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December 28, 2015
It's crazy to realize that 2016 is just a few days away. So for fun, I decided to check how many miles I flew in 2015 and to my surprise it was 29,488. Check out the map below and the detailed page here.
September 13, 2015
I just finished watching Tracks on Netflix and I highly recommend it. It's the movie, originally a book, based on Robyn Davidson's 9 month, 1,700 mile journey through the desert of Australia with 4 camels and a dog.
September 12, 2015
While searching Southwest's airfare sale, I discovered how you can visit two cities and get back home for under $126 . How would you like to visit Denver and Los Angeles in the same week for under $126?
September 12, 2015
Southwest Airlines is currently having a really cheap airfare sale. How does $41 nonstop flights to Dallas, Denver, Los Angeles, New Orleans and other destinations sound?
September 12, 2015
To anyone who has followed this small blog, I want to say I'm sorry for the lack of posts and information on the blog lately. I like to consider myself a very humble person, but sometimes I feel that some people take me as bragging when I share my travel stories.
September 3, 2015
Update: YouTube muted the video because of a song that was used. I'm trying to reload it so the music can play. Today marks our 10th year wedding anniversary! Since our anniversary falls during the school season, we took our anniversary trip in August. Here is the video!
May 1, 2015
In staying with the topic of how to handle bad situations while traveling, let me share the story of how a Parisian clown took me for 10€. But before I tell you the story of the greedy Parisian clown, I have to add that panhandlers and scammers in Paris are horrible. They make the Hollywood panhandlers […]
April 28, 2015
This is a follow-up to yesterday's post about breaking my neck in Puerto Rico. No matter what you do, you can't prevent accidents or emergencies from happening when traveling. As controlling as you might be or would want to be, something will happen. So here are 5 tools to overcome accidents, injuries, theft, etc.
April 28, 2015
I thought of this after the post about breaking my neck. This has officially become my theme song!
April 27, 2015
I love traveling. It's a passion. But just like anything else, traveling isn't all good times and smiles; it has it's bad times too. Planning can be stressful. Flights changes or delays don't help out. Currency exchange can be aggravating. Panhandlers and scammers are plenty. Injuries happen. I have experienced all of these. So, let me […]


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Condo, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 5 Sleeps
This oceanfront 2BR/2BA condo, is nicely furnished with very private
balcony, DSL internet (wired & wireless), new bath linens and beach towels provided, washer & dryer
in unit for your convenience, a heated pool and covered parking.
Kitchen has new appliances. All this and you're also on the
beautiful No-Drive beach.
Master bedroom has 1 king size bed.
Second bedroom has a queen and a twin.
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This was the utmost perfect place to be!!! Felt like being home, it was private very clean and kept up. 1st time bringing my 80year old mother to see the beach again and she loved it!! She was feeling funny about going and staying in a strange place but she forgot about that after arriving. Quiet, peaceful, not in a commercial area. Us oldies love Ponce Inlet will always come back when we can
2 bedroom condo
We found the condo to be exactly as was described. It was very clean and comfortable The balcony is very private We really like the restaurant Our Deck Down Under. It is on the river so there are often dolphins just off the deck as there were as we ate The food is great and the atmosphere is a pleasure. I would recommend this property in Southpoint to anyone. Betty
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up-to-date launch schedules and more. If you get lucky, like we did,
you may just catch a night-time rocket launch. Words cannot describe
this experience!
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Teachers, Active and Retired Military, Police and Firefighters receive 5% discount
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- If you want more than just a relaxing walk on the beach, your options are almost endless. To mention a few, we are a short drive to the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse, Orlando's theme parks, local river cruises, a tennis and basketball park, golf courses galore, the Daytona International Speedway (take a tour - it's really cool) and NASA's Cape Canaveral. Of course, the fresh, local seafood will make your dining experience unforgetable! Whether you plan to fish, shoot some hoops, play tennis, dine out, do the theme parks or just relax in the sun -- There's Florida Fun For Everyone!