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Hello to All,
In my search for rare pianos for the
new Museum I have the following request.
About 1900 Frank Conover built a very
different "Grand" Piano. Its name was
"The Pompadour". It was grand shaped
and rested vertically on a platform that had
four Square (grand) piano legs.
My best information is from the1940s or 50s.
This is in the form of a Chicago news paper
article about the Schroeder & Sons Piano
Shop. At that time they were rebuilding a
Pompadour. There is a picture of Paul and
Fred Schroeder working on this piano.
All my research indicates only about six
were built.
Any Information you can send about this
Piano or the Schroeder Piano Shop. will
be appreciated. If you wish to phone, my
number is 972-278-9312. I will return
your call.
I know this will takes a little time but we
need your help, We are trying to build a
first class museum for the members of
P.T.G. Not only for now but for future
Generations of Technicians. It could be said
" A house of the past built for the future "
Regards, to all and
to our Profession
Jack Wyatt
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