@Julispice7 Try asking YouTuber "Ragmate" a.k.a. Chris Bradshaw. She lives in Gilroy and does a lot for young musicians, so she might have ideas. She's in Missouri right now for the Midwest summer ragtime festival circuit, so you probably won't get a response right away.
There are many styles of rags, though most people only know of what's termed "classic ragtime" like Joplin wrote. This resembles the "folk ragtime" style, late 19th-century or very early 20th. The first and third strains could even be part of a cakewalk. For some examples of period folk rags, look up Charles Hunter or C.L. Woolsey. Very different from Joplin.
When Tom plays this rag these days, he really tears it up! I never thought it was suited for rip-roarin', but he makes it work.
Have to agree on that one not very Joplin like. And there is cakewalk in there. But i still say it doesn't resemble rag rather "traditional" "Joplin" style rag.
Really, you wrote this rag at the same time I wrote mine? I just uploaded my Brown Eyed Rag, which you may hear on my channel or on my site. If you like it, you may order the score from me by e-mailing me.
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Harmonyww 5 months ago
@Harmonyww Tom & Julia, and the Raspberry Jam Band, do play "When I'm 64". It doesn't need to be ragged up because it already is.
Keeper1st 5 months ago
i live in morgan hill and i want a piano teacher....?
Julispice7 9 months ago
@Julispice7 You might look up Candace Fazzio at the Music Academy of Gilroy.
Keeper1st 9 months ago
@Keeper1st im poor i cant afford that lol
Julispice7 9 months ago
@Julispice7 Try asking YouTuber "Ragmate" a.k.a. Chris Bradshaw. She lives in Gilroy and does a lot for young musicians, so she might have ideas. She's in Missouri right now for the Midwest summer ragtime festival circuit, so you probably won't get a response right away.
Keeper1st 9 months ago
@Keeper1st omg thank you so much!!!!!! <3
Julispice7 9 months ago
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Harmonyww 9 months ago
What a beautiful rag.Thank you Keeper of the Keys!
Squarerig 1 year ago
I live in Morgan Hill. So when I saw this i was like "This couldnt be what im thinking"
EddieTheKing96 2 years ago
I lived in Morgan Hill from about 1999 until March of this year.
Keeper1st 2 years ago
two words: LOVE IT!!
Slavispa 2 years ago
Doesn't seem very "rag" like but nice anyway
massonchild1 2 years ago
There are many styles of rags, though most people only know of what's termed "classic ragtime" like Joplin wrote. This resembles the "folk ragtime" style, late 19th-century or very early 20th. The first and third strains could even be part of a cakewalk. For some examples of period folk rags, look up Charles Hunter or C.L. Woolsey. Very different from Joplin.
When Tom plays this rag these days, he really tears it up! I never thought it was suited for rip-roarin', but he makes it work.
Keeper1st 2 years ago
Have to agree on that one not very Joplin like. And there is cakewalk in there. But i still say it doesn't resemble rag rather "traditional" "Joplin" style rag.
massonchild1 2 years ago
X] just watching him play is half the pleasure.
Maturkus 2 years ago
Is there a link to the sheet music of this rag? Thanks :)
Enderjim 3 years ago
Really, you wrote this rag at the same time I wrote mine? I just uploaded my Brown Eyed Rag, which you may hear on my channel or on my site. If you like it, you may order the score from me by e-mailing me.
m2esectr 3 years ago
Great folksey feel and deliverance from Tom. I like the A theme the best, and the question and answer at the end.
idasynco 4 years ago
I like how u named it after your own town
theragtimefan 4 years ago
That is a very nice ragtime song!
theragtimefan 4 years ago