George L. Cobb : Irish Confetti (1918)
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I like how you've also got the book of Zez Confrey pieces at the piano!
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cool, man! i read through this piece years ago and forgot all about it, though i remember it being unique
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The title is rarely understood today. The term "Irish Confetti" referred to bricks thrown through glass windows. The Irish were stereotyped as drunk hooligans in those days. You notice the first strain has those held accented notes, which are meant to represent the smashing window.
Keeper1st 2 months ago in playlist More videos from yukimatsuri
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Thanks! I understood well.
Even so, the melody is sad. Rather does it express "laziness" and "spiritless"? It is mysterious.
yukimatsuri 2 months ago