Nice rendition of Joplin/Marshall’s small “cake-walk”. I’m learning this, but on flute! I’m hoping to add? in whem/if I end up going tto Sutter Creek this summer for their RagFest!
I like this song; especially on an ancient piano like yours. If it isn’t ancient, then it’s a small out of? tune, which is the best while playing ragtime. <3
Quicker . .asinine .lol. Tempo should be about 100. It’s also in 2/4. So,? as a matter of fact, it’s a lil too slow. From the bottom of your heart. =o)
Well, after listening it makes me want to make a Swipesy vid and post right here! All the right notes were hit, but where is the excitement?? Yeah, get equipped for a “video response” soon. ? =o)
I Like the fact that you reckon your shit don’t stink! A excellent rendition, and I? KNOW it was well played…but I don’t like the fact that u don’t share comments with people that like you…asshole!
try not to alter the written rhythm too much, a cake walk is a specific rhythmic pattern: beat 1 is 16th 8th 16th, beat 2 is 8th 8th, over and over again. other then that, excellent tempo. have heard too many people play this piece way too quick. i usually play it around 70bpm. work persons small technical difficulties, and youll have a excellent interpretation of what? i deliberate a ragtime gem.
That’s not right at all. Hiring pianists to play was one of the ways businesses got customers in the door. It was in their best interest to keep their pianos in excellent shape and tuned — and they did, by all accounts.
Unfortunately, pianos that date from? the early 20th century (like my own), tend not to ancient tune very well anymore. You can tune ‘em, but they’ll go funky in a matter of days.
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fantastic performance!?
Nice rendition of Joplin/Marshall’s small “cake-walk”. I’m learning this, but on flute! I’m hoping to add? in whem/if I end up going tto Sutter Creek this summer for their RagFest!
By the way, I like the tuning of this piano!
what kind of book do? you have? most books show different notes but really persons are the right
Aww~? It’s such cute music x)
… sympathic,? that, in the end you did a cute mistake… wonderful interpretation, with a steady beat, loving it!
Yes,? the piano is perfect for it!
You’re? really excellent!!
I like this song; especially on an ancient piano like yours. If it isn’t ancient, then it’s a small out of? tune, which is the best while playing ragtime. <3
excellent job!
thanx to you an? scott!
(what would ragtime fans do lacking tempo-discussions??????????)
Fantastic! I’m learning? this song myself! Like it!
it’s really perfect? tempo. (i reckon)
This is? bootifull!
Quicker . .asinine .lol. Tempo should be about 100. It’s also in 2/4. So,? as a matter of fact, it’s a lil too slow. From the bottom of your heart. =o)
slower!?
In anticipation of I post (make a Swipesy) video. Hit up the 1st video response? to get an thought of the “excitement” I’m talkin’ about! =o)
Well, after listening it makes me want to make a Swipesy vid and post right here! All the right notes were hit, but where is the excitement?? Yeah, get equipped for a “video response” soon. ? =o)
i did that when i was 6, lacking? parts
I Like the fact that you reckon your shit don’t stink! A excellent rendition, and I? KNOW it was well played…but I don’t like the fact that u don’t share comments with people that like you…asshole!
wow, i like this? rag, graeat performance
try not to alter the written rhythm too much, a cake walk is a specific rhythmic pattern: beat 1 is 16th 8th 16th, beat 2 is 8th 8th, over and over again. other then that, excellent tempo. have heard too many people play this piece way too quick. i usually play it around 70bpm. work persons small technical difficulties, and youll have a excellent interpretation of what? i deliberate a ragtime gem.
i like it very much! only,? one could play it a small FASTER;…
Really lots of people like? the way ragtime sounds on an out of tune piano.
i like it very much! only, one could play it a small slower… i like your bass-line, excellent to? follow!
Wow. I wish I could be a piano expert to play that? music. GOOD JOB!
That’s not right at all. Hiring pianists to play was one of the ways businesses got customers in the door. It was in their best interest to keep their pianos in excellent shape and tuned — and they did, by all accounts.
Unfortunately, pianos that date from? the early 20th century (like my own), tend not to ancient tune very well anymore. You can tune ‘em, but they’ll go funky in a matter of days.