School of Syncopation - Jazz, Stride, Novelties & the Like

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lebowl wrote:Anyone have any transcriptions of Irving Berlin's I Love A Piano? THANKS!!
As requested,

This is the one I have (as performed by Max Morath.)
BERLIN I I Love A Piano and Cannon Ball Rag - Morath.pdf
-nms.- -ttos-

Enjoy!

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I'm also looking for the music to Jelly Roll Morton's Maple Leaf Stomp as played here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4NPqhD0-nw
Yes, that video has the "music" but since it seems have been computer generated it is very difficult to read. I hoping a normal looking version exists somewhere.

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Hi Lebowl,

There are 2 transcriptions of the Jelly Roll Morton 'transformation' of Maple Leaf Rag of which I am aware. The first was done by my late friend John Farrell. The second one supposedly traces to legendary ragtime pianist Otis Saunders, although based on the way Morton played MLR. I believe the Joplin-Morton-Saunders transcription might have already been posted here, but it is included for completeness. Hope these help.

All Best,

Frank
Joplin-Morton - Maple Leaf Rag - (transcribed by John Farrell).pdf
Joplin-Morton-Saunders - Maple Leaf Rag in New Orleans Style.pdf
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ilu wrote:
lebowl wrote:Anyone have any transcriptions of Irving Berlin's I Love A Piano? THANKS!!
As requested,

This is the one I have (as performed by Max Morath.)
BERLIN I I Love A Piano and Cannon Ball Rag - Morath.pdf
-nms.- -ttos-

Enjoy!

ILU.
THANKS! Does anyone have any other versions? This one requires one to sing I Love A Piano since it has Morath's accompaniment to the song.
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fhimpsl wrote:Hi Lebowl,

There are 2 transcriptions of the Jelly Roll Morton 'transformation' of Maple Leaf Rag of which I am aware. The first was done by my late friend John Farrell. The second one supposedly traces to legendary ragtime pianist Otis Saunders, although based on the way Morton played MLR. I believe the Joplin-Morton-Saunders transcription might have already been posted here, but it is included for completeness. Hope these help.

All Best,

Frank
Thanks! The first version is exactly what I was looking for!!

CORRECTION! Although this has some similarities to the YouTube version I posted, it is unfortunately not the same one. I think I got so excited when i saw a few similar passages I assumed it was the same. S.till hoping someone has the one I posted.
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Does anyone have Jerry Carr’s “Waltz of the Gremlins”?

Thanks.

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I'm looking for an advanced version of Gershwin's Fascinatin' Rhythm but not his version from the Gershwin Songbook. Something like this version that I think Dannon transcribed for piano duet although it was originally a piano solo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_E4fNkEoUU

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How about Hiromi's version?
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tracyross wrote:How about Hiromi's version?
Thanks, but if that's the one by the woman jazz pianist who plays a lot of over the top technically difficult stuff it's too hard for me and I'm not that enamored with it.
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I just discovered James P. Johnson's catchy Bleeding Hearted Blues. Does anyone have the score? THANKS!
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