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Scott Joplin

Ragtime Entertainments

Scott Joplin was the talented son of an ex slave who was lucky enough to receive a classical music education. He sang and played in groups and bands in towns and cities along the banks of the Mississippi and its tributaries. Ragtime introduced a new kind of syncopation to the dances and marches of the time. It is probably not too fanciful to suppose that some of this rhythmic development crossed over from dancers to musicians. Many of these developments were taken forward a few years later into the development of Jazz and some crossed the Atlantic and were adopted by French composers such as Debussy and Satie. Country Club Solace The Strenuous Life Euphonic Sounds The Cascades   Weeping Willow

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Copyright: we retain the copy right on our arrangements for public performance or any other commercial application but grant you the right to download it free of charge for your own personal use.  Donation: If you enjoy the music I would be grateful if you would make a donation to the charitable Trust Fund run by Croydon Whitgift Rotary Club.
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Heliotrope Bouquet The Easy Winners Pleasant Moments   The Entertainer Piano sheet music and player rolls were the only viable means of publishing this sort of music at the time but we know that just like Jelly Roll Morton, Scott Joplin played in bands with a range of instruments including cornets, besides the piano. So it is not too much of a stretch to imagine alternative instrumentation for these pieces. Once again we have found that the combination of steel drums and marimba bring a fresh appeal to this music with exotic New World overtones. Girls' Name Tunes  Ragtime Re-arranged and Re-recorded: Antoinette Eugenia Leola   You’ll find Joplin’s Rags, Dances and marches here: Joplin Rags Dances & Marches .
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 All rights to the contents of this site are retained © 2004-2015 by Download2MP3 under UK law
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Copyright: we retain the copy right on our arrangements for public performance or any other commercial application but grant you the right to download it free of charge for your own personal use.  Donation: If you enjoy the music I would be grateful if you would make a donation to the charitable Trust Fund run by Croydon Whitgift Rotary Club.
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Scott Joplin

Ragtime Entertainments

Scott Joplin was the talented son of an ex slave who was lucky enough to receive a classical music education. He sang and played in groups and bands in towns and cities along the banks of the Mississippi and its tributaries. Ragtime introduced a new kind of syncopation to the dances and marches of the time. It is probably not too fanciful to suppose that some of this rhythmic development crossed over from dancers to musicians. Many of these developments were taken forward a few years later into the development of Jazz and some crossed the Atlantic and were adopted by French composers such as Debussy and Satie. Country Club Solace The Strenuous Life Euphonic Sounds The Cascades   Weeping Willow Heliotrope Bouquet The Easy Winners Pleasant Moments   The Entertainer Piano sheet music and player rolls were the only viable means of publishing this sort of music at the time but we know that just like Jelly Roll Morton, Scott Joplin played in bands with a range of instruments including cornets, besides the piano. So it is not too much of a stretch to imagine alternative instrumentation for these pieces. Once again we have found that the combination of steel drums and marimba bring a fresh appeal to this music with exotic New World overtones.

Girls' Name Tunes 

Ragtime Re-arranged and Re-recorded: Antoinette Eugenia Leola   You’ll find Joplin’s Rags, Dances and marches here: Joplin Rags Dances & Marches .
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