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A fun-filled
collection of some of the world’s best-loved rags and marches
arranged to provide opportunity for chord recognition and chord
practice. Includes: The Thunderer, The Entertainer, Alexander’s
Ragtime Band, The Stars and Stripes Forever, Colonel Bogey March,
Marine’s Hymn (Halls of Montezuma), Dalmation Rag, Original
Rags, The Caisson Song, Alexander March, Raincoat Rag, You’re a
Grand Old Flag, Astronaut March. [view
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FunTime®
Piano Ragtime & Marches |
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Early 1900s rags
and marches arranged in cut time with quarter and half notes in place
of eighth and quarter notes. These ever- popular pieces offer immense
appeal to the piano student and are excellent for recital or other
performance. Contents include: The Entertainer, Maple Leaf Rag, When
the Saints Go Marching In, American Patrol, The Ants Came Marching,
Dixie, The Easy Winners, Glad Cat Rag, Parade of the Tin Soldiers,
Snowflake Rag, The Stars and Stripes Forever. |
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This collection of
outstanding popular pieces from the early 1900s is immensely
appealing to the intermediate student. Pianistic arrangements with
carefully edited fingering and pedaling include: Champagne Rag,
Chatterbox Rag, "Dill Pickles" Rag, The Entertainer,
Entrance of the Gladiators, Funeral March of a Marionette, March of
the Toys (from the operetta Babes in Toyland), Solace, Washington
Post March, Wild Cherries Rag, Yankee Doodle Dandy.
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Each level offers
a full range of styles
to choose from: Children’s
Songs, Christmas, Classics,
Favorites, Hymns,
Jazz & Blues, Jewish
Favorites, Popular, More
Popular, Ragtime & Marches, and Rock
’n Roll. |
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