Reindeer Rag (1915)..Joseph Francis Lamb

This is my 9th arrangement of a tune by JFL, as with all of his compositions, it's well written and ticks all the ragtime boxes. The score…

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That Devilish Glide (1913).. Richard Grant Grady

This is a well written piece of ragtime with plenty of variety and some nice changes in key, beginning in G minor, changing to G major in t…

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That Musical Cat!

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Jolly Jingles Rag (1913)...Frank Hoyt Losey

Losey was a prolific composer of popular and band music, he formed his own Military Band School in 1914 and was a musical adviser to Edison…

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A Warm Proposition (1899) Monroe H. Rosenfeld & Paul J. Knox

This is the 6th piece by Rosenfeld that I've arranged. As an early cakewalk and in line with his other compositions, it has a very old time…

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Tear in vellum question

Hi all, I just noticed this small tear in the vellum today and I am wondering if this a small home repair job or should I book the 'Jo in f…

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F.C. Musselbrook and The London Banjo Club

Most of us will have heard of the London Banjo Club and listened to some of their recordings in previous posts:  CLICK BELOW: THE LONDON BA…

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The Kentucky Gallopade (1886)...Monroe H. Rosenfeld.

This is a very early cake walk and is the fifth Rosenfeld tune that I've arranged. As with some of my recent arrangements, it follows the s…

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The Rag Time Patrol (1899)..Charles Jerome Wilson

This is another early cakewalk following the patrol formula of previous arrangements by including a selection of old time tunes. The second…

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