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Antonio de Innocentis plays Maple Leaf Rag

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Uploaded by on Jun 30, 2007

This is another amateur recording of the great Italian virtuoso playing the Maple Leaf Rag, by Scott Joplin.

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  • Thank you all for your kind comments on my arrangement and performance! I tried to keep very close to Joplin's original score. Also I believe that a quite regular pulse is very suitable to this kind of music.

    Cheers, Antonio De Innocentis.

  • from Jose'......Antonio De Innocentis just OWNS the classical guitar, that guy can play ANYTHING. My dear @bx500, I respect you and recognize that you have a right to an opinion, but to my ear, Antonio played Maple Leaf Rag about as well as it can be played. Scott Joplin sends his endorsement from on high.

  • @BX500 YOU MUST BE KIDDING THIS IS HOW JOPLIN WROTE IT AND I NEVER HEARD A GUITARIST PAY IT BETTER

  • superb

  • The perfect arrangement played by classical guitar! I stll can't believe how it can be done, even comparing my own played one... ;-) And thanks for uploading this historicl performance.

  • Outstanding playing, but you're too fast & mechanical. Slow down a bit, put a little more FEELING into it. Perhaps you need to simplify a bit, to make it more playable. You need to make it flow, & you're close, but not quite there.

  • This guy is an expert! He knows how to handle his instrument. And he is playing the melody with an impressing speed. Actually, he is playing it a bit too fast in my opinion - but impressing anyway.

    I have trained on this melody for years (see my video), but I'm still not as good as the guy in this video.

  • Excellent!

    This beautiful arrangement seems to need full of technics, but your playing is perfect and has grooving rhythm as well as piano.

  • to the person who played this. Do they sell the shett music for this song? cuz i really want to learn it

  • haah, i like that old-school way he is holding the guitar :P

    great song!

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