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This charming ragtime piece makes me feel like I'm in a luxurious NY hotel in 1902, a lobby with elevators, gilded mirrors, beautiful flowers, palm leafs, grand staircases and chandeliers. Very charming
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wonderful, love the piano roll
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Great tempo! Too bad it doesn't do legato. Nice to hear a roll that is so faithful to the actual score without all the added third hand crap with which most roll editors cluttered these rags.
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Thank you! Thanks for posting this music... all of Joplin's recordings... very informative stuff.
(Ha! Ha! I'm a lead rock guitar player. Now 6x10x23 will say, "Aha! See!")
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@confettigirl1 That's a very romantic and nostolgic thought, but couldn't be further from what it was really like. Ragtime's equivalent today is Rap and I doubt you'll be hearing that at the Waldorf anytime soon. At the time, Ragtime was only suitable for the bowery saloons and dance halls IE: brothels, cat houses, ladies of ill repute etc. It embodied all the things that proper ladies and gentleman stood against at the time.
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@AmericanEvita I think you have your history confused. Ragtime was music for the "common man" back then. Only suitable for saloons and beer halls. Places where a proper lady wouldn't be caught in lest her virtue come into question and she be labeled a soiled dove. Boy, how things have changed in 1 generation. It's only relatively recently that we apreciate the music. It won't be long till we start hearing Rap in elevators. I can't wait for that to happen
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@rawritzsarah Me too! With it I have learned the maple leaf rag, and am currently learning the Fig Leaf Rag.
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Just got a Scott Joplin piano book it makes me happier than a small child with candy.
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Listening to this I feel like dancing on air.
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This is one of my favourites songs by Scott Joplin, thanks for sharing this video
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1:02 made me smile a lil LOL
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How inspirational... Ah, voyage on the Titanic, but alas I do agree with you, AmericanEvita, that this does remind me of NY hotel in 1902, everything included. Joplin will live on forever.
I want to ask, do you play this song?
08AbsoluteZero 2 years ago
A piano roll play without player
RagtimeDorianHenry 2 years ago