Stephanie Trick
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Stephanie Trick Interview #1by MrDonwolff3,703 views- 8:40
Stephanie Trick at Arborsjazzby MrDonwolff6,780 views
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Impossible Pianoby 2pianoplayers2,043,628 views
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Stephanie Trick - "In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning"by stephtrick10,717 views
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STEPHANIE TRICK-Mule Walkby MrDonwolff7,669 views
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Stephanie Trick on St. Louis FOX TV morning show, 5/17/10by stephtrick6,944 views
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Stephanie Trick & Jörg Hegemann -- "Shout for Joy"by stephtrick6,510 views
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Boogie Woogie Piano Blowout - Eden Brentby cyarab97,632 views
- 2:45
Stephanie TRICK (1)by BIAREL3,229 views
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Stephanie Trick -- James P. Johnson's "Modernistic"by stephtrick13,504 views
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Stephanie Trick plays "Death Ray Boogie" at Cincy Blues Festby stephtrick35,971 views
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Stephanie Trick and Paul Asaro -- "I Never Knew"by stephtrick4,757 views
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"Boogie Woogie Stomp" Stephanie Trickby verybigrifle30,480 views
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St. Louis Bluesby stride41217,132 views
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Stephanie Trick - Maple Leaf Rag at WCRF 2009by solong366,731 views
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Outside.by heini61446,625 views
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Joplin Maple Leaf Rag - Steinway Styleby Isaacholbrook14,963 views
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Stephanie Trick, Bob Seeley, Craig Brenner - Boogie Finaleby stephtrick7,207 views
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Stephanie Trick plays "Jubilee Stomp" at WCRFby stephtrick6,169 views
@rfhanover1 Art Tatum always had insane variation from performance to performance not only melodically, but harmonically as well. Just like all the other great stride pianists, everything that played was constantly being rearranged in a capricious nature. Just watch the youtube video titled "Art Tatum plays Too Marvelous for Words (1940-1950)" and listen to his crazy variations between the two. If you can't hear that, then ask your music teacher or a local music professor.
evifnoskcaj 2 days ago
@evifnoskcaj
I guess Art Tatum wasn't a jazz pianist either then.
rfhanover1 2 days ago
Those runs at 1:44 and 1:48 are particularly impressive. oh who am i kidding the whole thing is really impressive! And im sure youre not reading this but don't listen to anyone who says its not cool to play note for note, jazz is what you make it, honestly some seriously great jazz pianists have played some songs exactly the same. (: God bless.
16yearoldwhiteboy 3 days ago
Her second performance was nearly note for note with almost no variation. :( Sorry to say, but that's not jazz.
evifnoskcaj 3 weeks ago
Dear Stephanie! I could have met Eubie Blake when i was in St. Louis 1984, but he was to ill to turn up at that time. All the very, very best! Andy
Schillingsanders 1 month ago
That was impressive ! Very nice !
AuCafeDeLaMarmotte 1 month ago
Hi, hi, hi !!!
Schillingsanders 1 month ago
@zzausel LMAO
Jahtendo 2 months ago
@BugattiD 1. Troublesome Ivories by Eubie Blake, 2. Troublesome Ivories, again from the top, 3. Harlem Strut by James P. Johnson
wwconverse 2 months ago
What is the name of this song?
BugattiD 3 months ago