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  • Adam:

    You've heard the song "I've Written a Letter to Daddy" (don't laugh). Forget about the words - it's the piano playing I like in the movie "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane." The music is beautiful, just like "Amarouse." I hope it's not too simple for you, but I would appreciate it if you would please play this number and get it posted on YouTube.

    Forrest51

    Tom:

    Could you call Adam's attention to my request - I don't think he reads these notes. Thanks a lot.

    Forrest51

  • amazing. i've been looking for a good piano recording of Amoreuse for a movie production that i'm doing and i'm wondering if i can get permission to use this recording. it's very much appreciated.

  • You need to contact the performer first. AdamSwanson dot c om. I think this performance might already be on deck for appearing in a film. Adam can probably let you know.

    Howard

  • I am curious about that sly smile. Were you just slightly embarrased over little mistakes? As far as I'm concerned, you did fine with this waltz. And a smile is always welcome.

  • That is magnificent! It is so refreshing to hear such beautiful music again, played with such expression.. You make it look so easy to play.

  • One thing about Adam, by playing Amoureuse in public, it is safe to say he is no musical stuffed shirt. LOL He even tries to play it with a straight face.. The thought crossed my mind, tho, that he may be saving Amoureuse for an encore for a hateful audience. Or, is this piece back in vogue along with ragtime? It was cut as a Stoddard-Ampico roll and I wish I had a number of copies back from when I collected piano rolls. I'll have to admit it sounds better than rap.

    Make a million, Adam!

  • I just noticed what looks like one of the original 1900 editions of the sheet music for sale on e-bay. There also seem to be a number of 78s around of the Souza Band playing the piece bearing dates between 1912 and 1916.

    Howard

  • Thanks for the information. I have some Sousa '78's but had no idea he ever had anything to do with the piece.

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