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Quiet music practice - W H Robinson

When practicing ones musical instrument, there is only one person who wants to hear it - the aspiring performer. A simple adjustment (as here depicted to the horn, but applicable to most instruments of totrure) assures that only the budding musician will hear

Picture No
13846561
Media ID
45747828
Size
3441px x 4208px (2.3MB)
Credit
(c) Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Illustration by William Heath Robinson in How to Build a New World' by Cecil Hunt and William Heath Robinson 1941 p117
Date
1941

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