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BAND/ARTIST: Bruno Fontaine
- Title: Ragtime (Deluxe Edition)
- Year Of Release: 2013
- Label: Aparté
- Genre: Classical Piano
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:48:23
- Total Size: 393 mb / 1.51 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Golliwog's Cake-walk
02. Golliwog's Cakewalk variations
03. Honeysucle Rose
04. Maple Leaf Rag
05. The Pan-Am Rag
06. The Entertainer
07. American Beauty
08. Climax Rag
09. Heliotrope Bouquet
10. The Saint Louis Rag
11. Wall Street Rag
12. Ragtime Nightmare
13. Chicken Reel
14. OpéRagNight
15. Grace and Beauty
16. Handful of Keys
17. Rag, Lag and More Rag
18. Ragtime Parade
19. Euphonic Sounds
20. First of May Ragimpro 1
21. The Cascades
22. First of May Ragimpro 2
23. The easy winners
24. First of May Ragimpro 3 (Bonus Track)
25. Great Scott Rag
The term “ragtime” is generally considered to be a contraction of “ragged time”, referring to a style of playing in which the melody is broken up into short, syncopated rhythms (right hand), played against a steadily accented bass accompaniment. An article in the Times of London states: “In American slang to ‘rag’ a melody means to syncopate a normally regular tune.”1 Syncopation is the “nucleus” of ragtime. Furthermore, ragtime has always been associated with dancing, and the dances named on the earliest ragtime sheet music are the cakewalk, march and two-step.
Regarded as one of the foundations of jazz, ragtime developed in the 1890s in African American communities throughout the southern Midwest, especially in Missouri. From Sedalia, Missouri – the “Cradle of Classic Ragtime” – it spread out to St Louis, up to Chicago, then to the east and west coasts. But there was an aural history of ragtime reaching back much further in the century, maybe to a time when black slaves fused European harmony with African rhythms.
01. Golliwog's Cake-walk
02. Golliwog's Cakewalk variations
03. Honeysucle Rose
04. Maple Leaf Rag
05. The Pan-Am Rag
06. The Entertainer
07. American Beauty
08. Climax Rag
09. Heliotrope Bouquet
10. The Saint Louis Rag
11. Wall Street Rag
12. Ragtime Nightmare
13. Chicken Reel
14. OpéRagNight
15. Grace and Beauty
16. Handful of Keys
17. Rag, Lag and More Rag
18. Ragtime Parade
19. Euphonic Sounds
20. First of May Ragimpro 1
21. The Cascades
22. First of May Ragimpro 2
23. The easy winners
24. First of May Ragimpro 3 (Bonus Track)
25. Great Scott Rag
The term “ragtime” is generally considered to be a contraction of “ragged time”, referring to a style of playing in which the melody is broken up into short, syncopated rhythms (right hand), played against a steadily accented bass accompaniment. An article in the Times of London states: “In American slang to ‘rag’ a melody means to syncopate a normally regular tune.”1 Syncopation is the “nucleus” of ragtime. Furthermore, ragtime has always been associated with dancing, and the dances named on the earliest ragtime sheet music are the cakewalk, march and two-step.
Regarded as one of the foundations of jazz, ragtime developed in the 1890s in African American communities throughout the southern Midwest, especially in Missouri. From Sedalia, Missouri – the “Cradle of Classic Ragtime” – it spread out to St Louis, up to Chicago, then to the east and west coasts. But there was an aural history of ragtime reaching back much further in the century, maybe to a time when black slaves fused European harmony with African rhythms.
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