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Peacherine Rag
Scott Joplin /arr. David Ezell
The King of Ragtime, Scott Joplin, wrote Peacherine Rag in 1901. Ragtime is a bridge between the African-American dance music of the 1800's and the jazz of the 1900's. Like jazz, it combined syncopated African rhythms with European … Read More
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The King of Ragtime, Scott Joplin, wrote Peacherine Rag in 1901. Ragtime is a bridge between the African-American dance music of the 1800's and the jazz of the 1900's. Like jazz, it combined syncopated African rhythms with European harmonic and formal structures. In this arrangement everyone gets a chance at the melody from time to time. Joplin designed his music to be played as written, so he is a good composer for orchestras and ensembles to play in gaining experience with jazzy styles. This selection will be great for African-American History in February or at any time of year. Shifting is required for 1st Violin and Cello.