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Opus 10 Nr. 2 - Allegretto scherzando
Key : G - Eb - G Major
Schmetterling / Papillon / Butterfly / Vlinder - Opus 43 Nr.1 - Lyrical Pieces
Allegro grazioso
A Major.
March of the Dwarfs - Marche des Nains - Zug der Zwerge - Dwergenmars
Key : D minor - Full Version
Opus 54 - Lyrical Pieces
Key : A minor
Christian August Sinding 11 januari 1856 – Oslo, 3 december 1941)
Gazouillement du Printemps - Rustle of Spring
For Ileana M.
Rondeau Brillant Opus 65 - D flat Major
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INTRO : Invitation to the Dance / Aufforderung zum Tanz
Waltzes
OUTRO : Separation / Abschied
VARIATION ON A WALTZ BY DIABELLI, S147
This variation, written when Liszt was eleven years old, is his earliest existing composition.
Anton Diabelli (1781-1858), composer and music publisher, invited fifty musicians prominent in Vienna (among them the young Liszt and Schubert) to write one variation each on a waltz theme of his own composition.
There is no anticipation of the mature Liszt in this piece. It is in the style of Beethoven - not surprising as Liszt was, at the time of writing it, taking lessons from Beethoven's former pupil Czerny.
Troldtog / Marche des Nains / Zug der Zwerge / March of the Dwarfs / Dwergen Mars
Key : D minor - Abridged Version
Opus 54 - Lyrical Pieces.
From: Pictures of an Exhibition
Women haggling in the market-place at Limoges.
The nostalgic sound of the Steingraeber Upright Piano
Abridged version
Key : B flat Major.
KAWAI G-Mega Sound Module - Sound Nr. 77
Kawai G-Mega
Ferdinand Joseph La Menthe aka Jelly Roll Morton (1890 - 1941)
Probably Morton's earliest "stomp" he named it after a "marvelous pianist from Florida," Porter King. There is a legend that Morton consulted Joplin about it after he had finished it, and that Joplin returned it with the comment that it needed no improvement.
The B-section uses the Joplinesque broken chord pattern but, in typical Jelly Roll fashion, breaks away from A with a syncopation on a rest.
The trio is a floating folk strain, recalled by St. Louis ragtime pianist Charles Thompson, as "the Rush-On" - a musical interlude used by local pianists in contest between the tunes.
The final section of variations is built on a favorite progression that Morton used in at least one other stomp (Hyena Stomp).
[Stomp : a tune or song in a fast tempo, with a heavy beat].
AKAI Piano Sound Module SG01 p - Used to create the music on this channel.
James P. Johnson is not only the father of so-called 'stride piano' (and the teacher of Fats Waller) but probably the father of all jazz pianists everywhere. Before him, there was only the more demure style of ragtime, but James P. was wider ranging and rythmically more challenging.
His record of this arrangement is from 1945, quite late in Johnson's career, and it is not quite as perfectly executed as his earlier work, but it still represents a considerable challenge for lesser mortals.
Transcription by Brian Priestley, used here to create the MIDI-file.
Kawai CA 800 offers three demos:
1. Jazz Demo
2. Chopin's Polonaise in A
3. Debussy's Arabesque in E
An impression of Erroll Garner's use of harmony and rythme. His playing style cannot be captured in a midi-file.
Transcription : Morris Feldman
Structure : INTRO AA BB CC INTERLUDE A
Novelty rag [1923]
Composer of 'Bantam Step' [available]
Structure : INTRO [A]A BB A [C]C [1913]
Structure : INTRO A[A] BB A C
As in his 'I'm Alabama Bound' Hoffman used a floating folk strain here, recalled years later by Jelly Roll Morton. It was also used by J. Russel Robinson, who had then recently visited New Orleans.
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CakeWalk Pattern : 2/4 __ / 16-8-16 -- 8-8 / 16-8-16 -- 4 / __ with variations.
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Early Ragtime - 1897-1905 / The Joplin Tradition / Popular Ragtime 1906 - 1912 / Advanced Ragtime 1913 - 1917
Novelty Ragtime 1918 - 1928 / Stride Ragtime / Jelly Roll Morton / The Ragtime Revival 1941 - 1978
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JELLY ROLL MORTON
Wolverine Blues - King Porter Stomp
JAMES S. SCOTT
A Summer Breeze [u.c.] - Broadway Rag - Frog Legs Rag* - Grace and Beauty* - Hilarity Rag - Modesty Rag - Paramount Rag - Pegasus [u.c.]- Rag Sentimental - Ragtime Betty - Ragtime Oriole - - Sunburst Rag - The Fascinator [u.c.] - Troubadour Rag - Victory Rag
ARTHUR MARSCHALL
Ham and ! - Kinklets - Lily Queen* - Swipesy Cakewalk - The Peach - The Pippin
JOSEPH F. LAMB
American Beauty - Bohemia Rag - Champagne Rag - Cleopatra Rag - Contentment Rag - Ethiopia Rag* - Excelsior Rag* - Patricia Rag - Ragtime Nightingale* - Reindeer Rag* - Sensation Rag - The Top Liner Rag
SCOTT JOPLIN
A breeze from Alabama - Bethena - Cleopha - Country Club - Elite Syncopations - Eugenia - Euphonic Sounds* - Fig Leaf Rag - Gladiolus Rag - Heliotrope Bouquet - Kismet Rag* - Leola - Magnetic Rag* - Maple Leaf Rag - NonPareil - Original Rags - Palm Leaf Rag - Paragon Rag - Peacherine Rag - Pine Apple Rag - Reflection Rag - Rose Leaf Rag - Scott J. new rag - Search Light Rag - Silver Swan Rag - Solace - Stop Time Rag - Sugar Cane Rag - Sunflower Slow Drag - The Cascades - The Chrysantemum -The Easy Winners - The Entertainer - The Favorite - The Ragtime Dance - The Strenuous Life - The Sycamore - Wallstreet Rag - Weeping Willow.
ERROL GARNER
Babette - From C to C
A. E. HENRICH
Queen Raglan
ABE HOLZMANN
Flying Arrow
HARRY JENTES
Bantam Step - The Cat's Pyamas
ARTIE MATTHEWS
Pastime Rag Nr. 5
CHARLES HUNTER
Possum and Taters - Cotton Balls
CHARLES LESLIE JOHNSON
Dill Pickles - Cum Bac Rag*
CLARENCE WOOD
Sleepy Hollow Rag
THOMAS HENRY LODGE
Temptation Rag - Sure Fire Rag
JOE JORDAN
Nappy Lee
J. RUSSEL ROBINSON
Sapho Rag
MAX HOFFMAN
Ragtown Rags*
ROBERT HOFFMAN
A Dingy SlowDown - Dixie Queen - I'm Alabama Bound
ROBERT HAMPTON
Cataract Rag
THOMAS E. BROADY
A Tennessee Jubilee - Whittling Remus - Mandy's Broadway Stroll*
TOM TURPIN
St. Louis Rag - Bowery Buck - Buffalo Rag - Harlem Rag
WILLIAM E. WEIGEL
The Sheath
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MAY FRANCES AUFDERHEIDE .........................................FEMALE COMPOSERS...............................................................................
Dusty - The Thriller
JULIA LEE NIEBERGALL
Horseshoe Rag - Hoosier Rag
GRACE M. BOLEN
Smoky Topaz
GERALDINE DOBYNS
Possum Rag
IMOGENE GILES
Red Peppers*
IRENE COZAD
Eatin' Time Rag
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