31-Note Stueber - Tipitin Waltz

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Uploaded by on Apr 1, 2009

The charming Tipitin Waltz - but arranged by whom? Please tell if you know, this arranger is a genius!
On the same roll are Husarenattack, Cherry pink, and Huis met een tuintje.
(On another roll by the same arranger: Radio Mare, Zambezi, Küssen ist keine Sünd, and Konstantinopel.)

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  • There is sometimes a reluctance for arrangers to identify themselves due to copyright etc,. I have arranged over 200 tunes for 26 note organs. Some are over 200 years old... some not so old. As I do not know where the copyright cut-off point is, I prefer to remain anonymous. But as you say an excellent arrangement.

  • That's too bad ... in fact the work of the arranger is often underestimated.

  • It is I'm afraid all too common these days.

    There seems to be too much regulation, too much legislation and rules. Do you know ...if I want to play my organ in public, I need liability insurance to the 'tune of'' FIVE MILLION Pounds.

    However, on arranging, I just love the challenge of trying to get, say a Scott Joplin Rag, down to a 26 note scale, with of course full respect to the original.

  • You ... what?

    On the other hand, I've heard that playing your transistor radio on the beach is regarded as a public performance in Britain! Is that really so? (at least, this law prevents a lot of public nuisance)

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  • very nice !!!!

  • I think Disney is working to extend that again, at least in the US.

    They will do anything to keep the Mouse from falling into the public domain...

  • Afaik, copyright ends 70 years after the composer has died. I haven't made a thorough check though.

  • Here in Holland, they think really different about that. as long as the arrangement is recognizable (is this English??) as the original compositioin, right fees have to be paid.

  • hmm, odd, I very much insist on having my name printed on everything I have worked on! After all I'm arranging the tunes and they are no longer the original but rather a parody-version of its former self and thus no longer covered by copyright.

  • "Tipitipitin" is an adaptation of the Carl Frei arrangement for Dutch street organs.

    Some of the other titles must be adaptations of work from contemporary Dutch arrangers... ;-(

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