Ragtime Easy arrangements for piano by Scott Joplin Piano Solo - Sheet Music

By Scott Joplin

“It’s never right to play Ragtime fast.”(Scott Joplin)Most listeners associate “ragtime” with the music of Scott Joplin, one of the earliest African-American composers to straddle the divide between classical and popular music. It was Joplin who brought this musical style to the pinnacle of perfection.The term “ragtime” stems from “ragged time” and describes the contrast between the sprightly syncopated melodies in the right hand and the accentuated “oom-pah” bass in the left. This collection offers deeper insight into Joplin’s art, a combination of folk music, African rhythms and classical piano music. Jean Kleeb has simplified the works and added fingering.

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Format:
Performance Score Anthology
Item types:
Physical
Artist:
Scott Joplin
Usages:
School and Community
Size:
11.81 x 9.06 inches
Number of Pages:
35
Shipping Weight:
0.4 pounds

Piano - Level 3

SKU: BA.BA10644

Easy arrangements for piano. Composed by Scott Joplin. Edited by Jean Kleeb. Arranged by Jean Kleeb. Stapled. Ready to Play. Performance score, anthology. 35 pages. Baerenreiter Verlag #BA10644. Published by Baerenreiter Verlag (BA.BA10644).

ISBN 9790006564323. 11.81 x 9.06 inches. Preface: Jean Kleeb.

“It’s never right to play Ragtime fast.”
(Scott Joplin)

Most listeners associate “ragtime” with the music of Scott Joplin, one of the earliest African-American composers to straddle the divide between classical and popular music. It was Joplin who brought this musical style to the pinnacle of perfection.

The term “ragtime” stems from “ragged time” and describes the contrast between the sprightly syncopated melodies in the right hand and the accentuated “oom-pah” bass in the left. This collection offers deeper insight into Joplin’s art, a combination of folk music, African rhythms and classical piano music. Jean Kleeb has simplified the works and added fingering.