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"American Classics"-It's a compilation of concerts from the last several years by my Neighborhood Music School Faculty Ragtime Ensemble. The arrangements are all my own.
Here's a downloadable sample track:
http://www.box.net/shared/y3hfo1i3nn

Here's the full program:
1. Mississippi Rag -------------- -William H. Krell (1897)
2. Grace and Beauty -------------- -James Scott (1909)
3. The Chrysanthemum ----------- -Scott Joplin (1904)
4. Pickles and Peppers-------- -Adeline Shepherd (1906)
5. Sensation (A Rag) ---------- -Joseph F. Lamb (1908)
6. Roberto Clemente ------David Thomas Roberts (1979)
7. Bethena, a Concert Waltz--------Scott Joplin (1905)
8. Russian Rag------------------George L. Cobb (1918)
9. The Easy Winners ---------------Scott Joplin (1901)
10. Pine Apple Rag -----------------Scott Joplin (1908)
11. Solace, a Mexican Serenade -----Scott Joplin (1909)
12. The Ragtime Dance -------------Scott Joplin (1906)
13. Kerry Mills’ Ragtime Dance ---------Kerry Mills (1909)
14. Creole Belles --------------J. Bodewalt Lampe (1900)
15. Harlem Rag ---------------------Tom Turpin (1897)
16. A Breeze from Alabama-----------Scott Joplin (1902)
17. The Entertainer -----------------Scott Joplin (1902)
18. Maple Leaf Rag ------------------Scott Joplin (1899)
19. The Last of the Ragtime Pioneers-Galen Wilkes (1984)

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Bump!
Give it a listen.
(You've got to blow your own horn.)

Mr. Hovey,

Ok, you've got me hooked. The sample is great! I've always been a sucker for good ragtime. I'm buying one.

Tim

Nice work Art! Bravo! My order is coming.

What is the instrumentation. I hear piano, tuba, violin, clarinet, and ??

Of course, someone must ask, What tuba are you playing?

It's violin, cello, clarinet, recorder, piano & tuba. I used the Weril for the first couple of concerts, then a Conn 5-J last year and for this year's concert I used my famous "frugal-horn". We also had a flutist instead of the recorder this year. Thanks for listening.

Mr. Hovey,

You have a PM.

Tim

Where does one go to order this CD?

While your at it, also buy Art's This Old Tuba CD: http://www.tubanews.com/recordings/tuba ... 0Tuba.html.