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Uploaded by on Nov 21, 2007

Ragtime by Scott Joplin
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  • @reignman2112 you like it because the simple bass line and fairly happy-themed main melody creates an unresistable combination of two fairly unknown bodily chemicals that react when ragtime is heard. they are awesonium and epicium and they create diawesometriepic.

  • I really have such a hard time forcing myself to stop listening to this music in order to get back from pure heaven to real life.

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  • nice

  • Excellent interpretation (whoever is playing this)! I am learning this rag next.

  • 14 are easy loosers

  • EASY WINNER!!!

  • i like it cause its slow

  • @tomaspepino I know two white guys who can play great ragtime. One is in his twenties and a natural talent. The other is almost 70, playing ragtime for about 60 years. You bet it's tough. I never could play ragtime worth a damn. It takes great discipline.

  • @MadnessOfMarmots 98% of today's music sucks, but you just gotta dig man. There's a lot of good music out there right now, you just have to find it, and Youtube is the best place.

  • @Brownsc3 Well, all of today's music sucks, and I was just drawing a parallel from then to today.

  • @MadnessOfMarmots What?? Name me any music written by white people these days that's worth listening to. It's all garbage on every side. Black people kicked ass in music for a hundred years after Joplin started composing: stride, jazz, blues, rock, funk, reggae, dub, that shit went on to 1987 man. Even today there's plenty of good music, but it's all underground and you just haven't dug enough.

  • @Rusticky The systematic syncopation on the right hand makes it "ragged" in some way. This impression's precisely strengthened by the strictly 4/4 left hand. Also in this times, "rag" might have been a slang word used to make the new music sound fashion. Anyway, classical music is frequently not "classical" at all...

    ROLLS RULEZ !!

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