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Ragtime Music:     more books (105)

The Ragtime Kid by Larry Karp, 2006-11-01 Scott Joplin and the Age of Ragtime by Ray Argyle, 2009-05-13 Ragtime: Versuch einer Typologie (Musikethnologische Sammelbande) (German Edition) by Ingeborg Harer, 1989 Max Morath: The Road to Ragtime by Max Morath, Diane Fay Skomars, et all 1999-07 Africa in Scott Joplin's Music by Carol Lems-Dworkin, 1991-08-10 Recorded Ragtime, 1897-1958 by David A. Jasen, 1973-12 Grammophonplatten aus der Ragtime-Ara (Die Bibliophilen Taschenbucher) (German Edition) by Rainer E Lotz, 1979 Tantalizing Tingles: A Discography of Early Ragtime, Jazz, and Novelty Syncopated Piano Recordings, 1889-1934 (Discographies: Association for Recorded Sound Collections Discographic Reference) by Ross Laird, 1995-04-30 Ragtime: An Encyclopedia, Discography, and Sheetography by Dave Jasen, 2007-04-27 Simply Joplin: The Music of Scott Joplin: 12 of His Ragtime Classics (Easy Piano) (Simply Series) by Scott Joplin, 2008-04-17 The Art of Acoustic Blues Guitar - Ragtime and Gospel (Music Sales America) by Woody Mann, 2003-01-01 Scott Joplin & the age of ragtime (The life, times & music series) by Tim Frew, 1996 Ragtime and Blues (Longman music topics) by Paul Farmer, 1979-08 Beginning Boogie and Ragtime for Piano (Beginning for Piano) (Beginning Piano Series) by Music Sales, 2007-03-01

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41. Max Morath, "The Ragtime Man"
    Site includes sound clips, biography, reviews, and merchandise for the ragtime musician.  
    http://maxmorath.com/

42. Classical And Ragtime Music - Book Selections - CBMR Bookstore
    Classical and ragtime music Book Selections. Click on a link below to get more information on the book or to order. Ragtime A Musical and Cultural History,  
    http://www.cbmr.org/store/classicbk.htm
    
    Extractions: Center for Black Music Research Back to the CBMR Home Page Sound Recordings African Blues Classical Country ... Jazz Book Titles African Biographies Biographies, Collective Blues ... Related Reading Printed Music Miscellaneous CBMR Home Bookstore Home Classical and Ragtime Music - Book Selections Click on a link below to get more information on the book or to order. Thanks for your contribution to the CBMR. And So I Sing: African-American Divas of Concert and Operas by Rosalyn M. Story Black Bottom Stomp:

43. American Popular Music Before 1900
    (Scott Joplin, James Scott and Joseph Lamb); Ragtime Story Essay about Ragtime and information about the influence of Ragtime on other music. ragtime music  
    http://kclibrary.nhmccd.edu/music-1.html
    
    Extractions: A Chronological Subject Guide To O ne of the really neat things about music, and there are many, is that it reflects the times. Lyrics tell how people feel and describe the events. In many ways, music gives us a more accurate picture of people and events than any other method available. T his chronologically arranged web page is intended as an overview of American History through its music. Please write us if you have information or links which would supplement this information.

44. National Ragtime And Jazz Archive
    Louis metropolitan community and its rich cultural tradition of jazz and ragtime music, established the National Ragtime and Jazz Archive at Lovejoy Library.  
    http://www.library.siue.edu/jazz/
    
    Extractions: SIUE Home LIS Home Library Home What's New? ... Feedback The National Ragtime and Jazz Archive In March 1974 the Board of Trustees, in recognition of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville's part in the St. Louis metropolitan community and its rich cultural tradition of jazz and ragtime music, established the National Ragtime and Jazz Archive at Lovejoy Library. The archive documents early recorded jazz and the lives of notable jazz musicians from the St. Louis area. The John Randolph Collection, with approximately 10,500 78-rpm records, provided the basis of the archive's record collection. Today there are more than 20,000 records in the archive. Audio and videotapes, sheet music, piano rolls, and oral history materials are also included. The Old Guys From the creation of the archive, many dedicated musicians and members of the University community have donated time, funds, and materials to develop the archive. A group of SIUE faculty members formed a jazz and ragtime band called the "Old Guys." Included in the group were W. Deane Wiley, Dan Havens, Ray Helsel, Jack Ades, Lyman "Zeke" Holden, Warren Brown, and the ever-popular ragtime pianist and vocalist, Jean Kittrell. The Old Guys performed benefit concerts and issued three recordings which have been sold to further benefit the archive. Two albums in particular, Hot Ginger and Dynamite and Jazz In the Parlor , have been well-received. These albums can be purchased for $10.00 each in the Music Listening Room to support the archive.

45. Songs Ragtime Music CDs
    Tin Pan Alley ragtime music and Cdrom titles. Proculture Editions. Rags and Grease Paint. Songs, Music, Sheet Music the History of.  
    http://www.proculture.com/ragtime2.htm
    
    Extractions: PART II We are going to use this space during the next few weeks to present the Tin Pan Alley publishing houses of the early XXth century, along with some examples of their production, today a fast growing collectibles market. Be sure to bookmark this page and return in about 10 days to read about one of the other Tin Pan Alley publishers. This enterprise was established in 1886 and was bought out eventually by Warner and the Hollywood interests in 1929. The Witmark "Sons" were Isidore (1869-1941), Julius (1870-1929) and Jay (1877-1950)- the Whiz Kids of Tin Pan Alley! They were respectively 17, 16 and 14 when they started their publishing business. The boys were songwriters and carried out a small but successful home business as music printers until their own pieces, especially one by Isidore, started to become what one could call "popular". In fact, the meager royalties given to Isidore by Willis Woodward for his first songs, "A Mother Is A Mother After All", and "A Sister’s Lullaby" caused them to form their own music publishing company. As they were minors at the time, their father Marcus formed the company in his own name but evidently had little real intervention in it. They were the first to publish "professional copies" and to provide them gratuitously to performers, as well as free orchestration.

46. The American Experience | America 1900 | The Film & More
    The Film More Reference Interview Transcripts Bibliography Primary Sources. Max Morath ragtime music. Ragtime is not an unsophisticated music.  
    http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/1900/filmmore/reference/interview/morath_ragtimemus
    
    Extractions: Eighteen-ninety-nine, late in the year, Scott Joplin's first successful rag "The Maple Leaf Rag" is published out in Sedalia, Missouri. Prior to that, by the way, he had had another rag published in Kansas City. We're talking 1899. Now the underground is finally beginning to surface, to simplify it, and to begin its takeover of popular music, which will take some time. Joplin's rags were not the first rags and it's only fair to say that as much as we, I, love the music of Scott Joplin, who has emerged as "the" master and certainly with good cause, was only one of thousands who were doing this. He happens to have been the best, but to say that Joplin himself, with his emergence in 1899, started the whole thing is nonsense. It would be like saying there was only one rock group in Liverpool in 1962. I mean Joplin was one of many. Ragtime songs are out there. There is the beginning of syncopation in lyrics of songs. There is the beginning of syncopation in marches and in instrumental pieces, but ragtime as a full development, as "the" thing, as the one that the critics are now saying, "Wow, what's going on here," had not happened yet. It's simmering. It's going to take some time for the pianists, not to mention the ears of Americans, to say, "What is that? Wow, I like that. What are they playing, Harriet? I mean it's exciting. What do they call that? Oh, they call it rag time," two words in those days, they hyphenated, then one word. A phenomenon. Again, we don't know about a lot of this.

47. PBS - Jazz Kids: Lesson Page
    Students will explore ragtime music and gain an understanding of its development in relation to jazz. Choose various ragtime musical selections to listen to.  
    http://www.pbs.org/jazz/kids/lesson/jazz_history.html
    
    Extractions: Subject areas: Music, History, and Math Summary: Students will explore ragtime music and gain an understanding of its development in relation to jazz. They will also investigate the historical events during the time the genre evolved. They will become familiar with the common form used in ragtime piano pieces (AA BB A CC DD) and the concept of syncopation. Students will understand that syncopation is an element in jazz music. They will listen to various ragtime compositions and become familiar with various composers of this genre. Objectives: Materials: Ragtime music Computer(s) with Internet access will be used for online activity and research. Construction paper, poster board or oak tag, markers, crayons and/or colored pencils scissors, glue sticks

48. Scott Joplin's Ragtime Page
    SCOTT JOPLIN. HIS RAGTIME PIANO. ragtime music ragtime music first appeared in the early part of the 20th century, rising in the 1890 s and fading away by 1920.  
    http://www.members.shaw.ca/kcic1/ragtime.html
    
    Extractions: Born in Texarkana, Texas, Joplin taught himself to play the piano as a child, learning mostly classical music from a German neighbour. In his late teens he became an itinerant pianist in the low-life districts that provided the chief employment for many of the local black musicians. He settled in St. Louis in 1885. In 1893 he played at the  World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago,and in 1894 he moved to Sedalia, Missouri.

49. Jazz By Mail - Online Traditional Jazz & Ragtime Music Store
    Welcome to Jazz by Mail OnLine music store specializing in Classic Jazz and Ragtime. A great place to shop for music dedicated to  
    http://www.jazzbymail.com/rosebud/
    
    Extractions: Ragtime jazz sprouted in St. Louis in the late nineteenth century. Centered around the Chestnut Hill area between Chestnut and Market around 20th Street, clubs in the Mill Creek Valley were a hotbed of new rag and improvisational music. Tom Turpin's Rosebud Cafe was a gathering place for these musicians and composers as well as those following their music. Scott Joplin worked as a piano player at the Rosebud during his two stints in St. Louis, and wrote his classic ragtime "The Entertainer" there. W. C. Handy's "St. Louis Blues" originated from the music experience in the Chestnut Hill area, giving St. Louis both a reputation for and heritage of jazz as the genre gained strong national attention starting in the 1920s. The Maple Leaf Rag Ring-Devoted To Scott Joplin

50. Merry Makers Records - Online Traditional Jazz & Ragtime Music Store
    Welcome to Merry Makers Records OnLine music store specializing in Classic Jazz and Ragtime. A great place to shop for music dedicated  
    http://www.jazzbymail.com/albums_mmr/catalog.html

51. Traditional Jazz And Ragtime Music
    Traditional Jazz and ragtime music. Music/Jazz/Traditional Jazz and Ragtime/. Product ID B000003N4G. Ragtime The Musical (1998 Original Broadway Cast),  
    http://www.abusinessbee.com/music/Jazz/Traditional_Jazz_and_Ragtime/cat598162p1.
    
    Extractions: abusinessbee.com Books Software DVDs ... Computers Prev Page Baby Books Cameras Computers DVDs Electronics Home Magazines Music Office Software Tools Toys Videos Video Games Wireless Phones Wireless Accessories Next Page Louis Armstrong - All-Time Greatest Hits Was: Now: Released: May, 1994 Product ID: B000002ORZ Centennial Collection (Bonus Dvd) Was: Now: Released: April, 2004 Product ID: B0001VOHGG Was: Now: Released: August, 1997 Product ID: B0000047FO The Very Best of Fats Waller Was: Now: Released: September, 2000 Product ID: B00004X0AT On the Track Was: Now: Released: October, 1990 Product ID: B000002KG2 What a Wonderful World [GRP] Was: Now: Released: February, 1996 Product ID: B000003N4G Ragtime - The Musical (1998 Original Broadway Cast) Was: Now: Released: April, 1998

52. Lafayette Escadrille History
    History of a famous flying squadron of WWI. Photographs of their aircraft, optional audio file of ragtime music, map showing location of their airfield.  
    http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hangar/7630/indexHistory01.html
    
    Extractions: A quote from Edwin Parsons, Lafayette Escadrille, on the spirit of the American pilots fighting in France beginning in 1916. Brief Summary. The Lafayette Escadrille (LE) was made up of American pilots based in France that fought against the Jagdstaffeln of Germany prior to the United States entry into World War 1. Originally called the Escadrille Americaine , this group is perhaps as well remembered for their actions in the officer's club, as their success in the skies. The Lafayette Escadrille had 38 American pilots that rotated to other squads within the Lafayette Flying Corps, a part of the French Air Service. In all, 65 Lafayette Escadrille and Lafayette Flying Corps members perished during the air war effort over France. The Lafayette Escadrille was formed in April 1916 and carried the cause of freedom to skies over western Europe until the squadron was absorbed by the United States Air Service in 1918. The music of the times, that included ragtime, was played on a gramophone. Select a ragtime music

53. The 1910s From World War I To Ragtime Music - Book Review - By Feinstein, Stephe
    The 1910s from World War I to ragtime music. History Book Review. The 1910s from World War I to ragtime music Book Reviews, by Feinstein, Stephen.  
    http://www.bookfinder.us/review6/0766016110.html
    
    Extractions: While the 1910s began peacefully and promising great prosperity for America, it was the decade that saw the rise of Communism and an horrific World War. The emphasis of this slim volume is on the political aspects of the decade but it does give a nod to the growth of labor unions, the birth of the motion picture industry, the sinking of the Titanic and the great pandemic of 1918. It is difficult to do more than briefly touch upon the many changes in the world in a mere 55 pages. The writing is straightforward with evidence of careful research. As an introduction to the era, this is a serviceable vehicle but readers will have to look elsewhere for books to flesh out the skeleton. The book includes a timeline, bibliography, web sites and index. It is part of the "Decades of the 20th Century" series. 2001, Enslow Publishers, $17.95. Ages 12 to 14. Reviewer: Beverley Fahey

54. Jazz Music And MIDI
    Jazz and ragtime music Page. The purpose of this page is to provide a small sample of high quality MIDI files of songs by my personal musical heroes.  
    http://cdelker.tripod.com/music/music.html
    
    Extractions: Jazz and Ragtime Music Page The purpose of this page is to provide a small sample of high quality MIDI files of songs by my personal musical heroes. A few of them were sequenced by me, others I found and collected here. Also, my school has required a few research papers, which I chose to write about musical topics. Keep coming back, and look for my selections. Papers: Glenn Miller A biography of the band leader with MIDI files of his best songs. Already a Glenn Miller expert? Try the QUIZ. Invisible Piano Players : A history of the player piano. MIDI Only: Scott Joplin Count Basie Duke Ellington Classical ... Others: I don't have enough to make a seperate category yet... Christmas Music: These are not the most traditional forms of the carols... I will try to update this list frequently whenever I find/write more midi files, or write more related papers (mostly for school projects, that are usually graded by the teacher and never seen again ... so I will post them here and you can look at them.) View my Guestbook Sign my Guestbook You are visitor since May 24, 2000.

55. VH1 Music Studio
    Procedures. 1. As students enter the room, have a teacher selected recording of ragtime music playing in the background. When students  
    http://www.vh1musicstudio.com/supplies/specials/pop_icons_p6-lesson2.html

56. Music During The Gilded Age And Progressive Era
    Orleans to Chicago. As he traveled, he came into contact with ragtime music and he began to write his own. In 1899, he published  
    http://bss.sfsu.edu/cherny/cultlexp/music.htm
    
    Extractions: History 426, History of the United States, 1877-1916 An Introduction to American Cultural Expression during the Gilded Age and Progressive Era These pages are intended primarily to provide links to websites that present major patterns in cultural expression during the years from the end of the Civil War to the beginning of World War I. Each category begins with a brief overview of developments, followed by links. Music Just as with painting, many aspects of American music derived from European influences. In music, some of the European models then in vogue dictated attention to the music of the common people. Antonin Dvorz¡k, a prominent Czech composer, lived in New York City in the mid-1890s as director of the National Conservatory of Music. He urged his pupils to express the spirit of liberty and to draw upon folk music in their work, and he incorporated some African-American themes along with other American folk music into his ninth symphony, From the New World (1893), perhaps the most popular symphony composed in the United States. Charles Ives drew upon American folk themes in his early compositions, dating to the first years of the 20th century even though they were not performed until much later. Better known at the turn-of-the-century was a black composer who drew directly upon African American themes: Scott Joplin. Joplin, more than any other single person, is associated with ragtime, which became popular during the late 1890s and early 20th century. Born in Texarkana, Texas, in 1869, Joplin piano with a local German music teacher and traveled through the African-American communities from New Orleans to Chicago. As he traveled, he came into contact with ragtime music and he began to write his own. In 1899, he published

57. Scout Report Archives
    Scout Archives Browse Resources. Browse Resources. ragtime music. (1 classification). Classifications. Collections. (1). Andrew W Mellon  
    http://scout.wisc.edu/Archives/SPT--BrowseResources.php?ParentId=29348

58. TAP Program Notes 2003: Ragtime
    Thus ragtime music moved toward the freer style of jazz, while also giving rise to the socalled “stomp” piano style popularized by Jelly Roll Morton, the  
    http://www.calacademy.org/research/anthropology/tap/archive/2003/2003-03--ragtim
    
    Extractions: with David Reffkin directs The American Ragtime Ensemble in a program of popular dance hall and theater music from the turn of the last century. Using original ragtime orchestrations from Reffkin's large collection, the group performs lively and engaging selections from this musical repertoire. Ragtime is arguably the first truly American form of music, predating jazz. This presentation will include discussion of important ragtime composers, the emerging music business, and the world of vaudeville and commercial entertainment. Program Dates : March 1, 2003

59. Composer
    Biography traces his career including introducing ragtime music to Europe with recommended Naxos recordings.  
    http://naxos.com/composer/btm.asp?fullname=Sousa, John Philip

60. California Sheet Music Project - Search Results
    California Sheet Music Project. Search Results. Return to Search Page You searched for Subject=ragtime music.. Your search returned 1 record(s).  
    http://fusion.sims.berkeley.edu/CSMP_test/actionpage2.cfm?subject_id=266

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