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EliteSyncopations · Elite Syncopations

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8269 EliteSyncopations@yah... Send Email Mar 1, 2009
10:25 am
Reminder from: EliteSyncopations Yahoo! Group http://groups.yahoo.com/group/EliteSyncopations/cal Ragtime Rendezvous Sunday March 1, 2009 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm ...
8270 Glenn (& Judi)
freerangequark Offline Send Email
Mar 1, 2009
2:19 pm
I'm learning Scott Joplin's "Weeping Willow" In my effort to learn to play Joplin's music correctly, I was wondering how something is meant to be played. The...
8271 Bill Edwards
jazzpianist Offline Send Email
Mar 1, 2009
3:44 pm
... There is a similar passage in the B section of Paragon, ms. 3, 7, 11, and in the corresponding measures in the B section of Sleepy Hollow. The intent here...
8272 Bill Edwards
jazzpianist Offline Send Email
Mar 1, 2009
3:46 pm
Hi again. I was thinking of a different passage where the lower C is held. In context of Weeping Willow, it should not be too much of a stretch to hold a lower...
8273 classicragger Offline Send Email Mar 1, 2009
4:39 pm
Here is how I play the first measure: 1,2,4,1,2,4,1&4. I don't think Joplin's music was intended to be played without pedal although I agree with your...
8274 RsH
torontorsh Offline Send Email
Mar 1, 2009
5:35 pm
And this brings to mind another question... We have a Yamaha P70, since we live on the 12th floor of a large condominium building, and a regular piano can be...
8275 Linda
jazzgrl20s Offline Send Email
Mar 1, 2009
9:04 pm
Here is a link to a video on youtube of a piano player named Kurt "The Dude" playing Rube Bloom's composition "Soliloquy". Does anyone recognize the piano...
8276 Marco Romano
m15romano Offline Send Email
Mar 1, 2009
9:11 pm
Hello all. In the Doctor Jazz updates there is a performance of Tank Town Bump played by Terry Waldo. Great playing by Terry of a Jelly Roll Morton tune. The...
8277 Bill Edwards
jazzpianist Offline Send Email
Mar 1, 2009
9:30 pm
Just wanted to note that a few clarifications have been done on Mrs. Stark's biography in order to properly acknowledge the role of other researchers...
8278 edberlin Offline Send Email Mar 2, 2009
4:20 am
Oops, my mistake. Trying to help Bill out with this story, I shared with him -- and with the group -- information that was not of my discovery. I should not ...
8279 scattalla Offline Send Email Mar 2, 2009
4:45 am
Thanks for the clarification, Ed. Sue ... with ... not ... Stark ... posting ... remain ... <perfbill@> ... Clark and ... published it. ... chorus ... ...
8280 Bill Edwards
jazzpianist Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2009
4:58 am
... Not my first time with scarlet flesh tones, although usually brought on more by good intentions than reckless ones. Just the same, I still take...
8281 scattalla Offline Send Email Mar 2, 2009
6:26 am
We've all had those red faces now and then . . . and not just from sunburns. Although the other "burns" are more painful, we treat them as you and Ed have...
8282 rudolf radna
rudolfradna Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2009
3:30 pm
Try sostenuto if you have it? ... I'm learning Scott Joplin's "Weeping Willow" In my effort to learn to play Joplin's music correctly, I was wondering how...
8283 Bill Edwards
jazzpianist Offline Send Email
Mar 2, 2009
7:08 pm
These are among the pieces by the relatively unknown Archie W. Scheu, yet viable parts of Ohio Ragtime that were regarded even when they were first circulated,...
8284 robcrausaz Offline Send Email Mar 3, 2009
2:24 am
Thanks much for the list of contents! Dick just replied to my email today. Rob...
8285 robcrausaz Offline Send Email Mar 3, 2009
2:31 am
Randy, Dick's always been good with me about clearing things up like this. Try this email address: dick@rag[dash]time[dot]com (0f course, "[dash]= - and [dot]...
8286 robcrausaz Offline Send Email Mar 3, 2009
2:34 am
Mmm... Randy, I meant to open with "So sorry to hear that you haven't received your folio yet," and you'll see the first part of that sentence at the bottom of...
8287 Richard Dowling
pianistnyc Offline Send Email
Mar 3, 2009
5:59 am
A good friend of mine in Miami Beach, Florida would like to sell his 1924 Steinway Aeolian Duo-Art grand player piano. (Serial #225664) It was completely...
8288 Paul Johnson
zero2sixtyma... Offline Send Email
Mar 3, 2009
3:45 pm
Todd, It would be nice to hear how you liked the film "Whirl of Life" if you go to see it. I heard they showed this during one of the Stanford Dance Camp weeks...
8289 stuart.simon Offline Send Email Mar 3, 2009
8:02 pm
I think that Joplin meant for one to use the sustain pedal. On a concert grand and on most uprights, the middle pedal works like this: Press down the middle...
8290 Bill Edwards
jazzpianist Offline Send Email
Mar 3, 2009
8:40 pm
... You are describing sostenuto pedal referred to in previous posts on this topic, and your intuition seems to follow the general flow (search the posts in...
8291 Bill Edwards
jazzpianist Offline Send Email
Mar 3, 2009
8:47 pm
... Further clarification. The sostenuto depends greatly on gravity for proper execution. Grand piano dampers are free falling. The sostenuto pushes a bar that...
8292 Bryan Cather
catt967 Offline Send Email
Mar 4, 2009
12:40 am
The middle pedal on a piano can be assigned all sorts of functions.  It never did acquire a specific designated function as the leftmost and rightmost pedals...
8293 John Remmers
johnremmers Offline Send Email
Mar 4, 2009
12:01 pm
Inspired by this thread, I've been practicing the C section of "Weeping Willow" using the sostenuto pedal on the first note, an idea which hadn't occured to me...
8294 Todd Robbins
coneyislandtodd Offline Send Email
Mar 4, 2009
1:39 pm
Due to stomach flu, I missed the showing of the film. It must be available on a DVD somewhere. Todd...
8295 Bill Edwards
jazzpianist Offline Send Email
Mar 4, 2009
7:32 pm
This guy is somewhat important to me since I perform his most famous rag often, as does Dr. Dave Majchrzak. While known more as an organist than any other...
8296 Bill Edwards
jazzpianist Offline Send Email
Mar 4, 2009
7:44 pm
... Sorta. I was able to locate only a portion of it on a compilation, which is a research DVD. ...
8297 RsH
torontorsh Offline Send Email
Mar 4, 2009
7:56 pm
Contact the NY Public Library, as they showed 'The Whirl of Life' last night as per the following: [That is the file the Castles performed together in... the...
8298 RsH
torontorsh Offline Send Email
Mar 4, 2009
8:15 pm
The Whirl of Life (1915) A copy of this film survives at The Museum of Modern Art in New York City. Go to http://www.mont-alto.com/aboutma.html and feel free...
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