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

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Fischer - Folio (Sunny Morning, etc.)_Part1.pdf

Fischer - Folio (Sunny Morning, etc.)_Part2.pdf

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Fischer - Folio (Trifling, etc.)_Part1.pdf

Fischer - Folio (Trifling, etc.)_Part2.pdf

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Fischer - Pittoresken - 4 Moderne Klavier Soli_Part1.pdf

Fischer - Pittoresken - 4 Moderne Klavier Soli_Part2.pdf

Fischer - Standchen im Laubengang.pdf

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Here's the last (and maybe one of the best) of the Ernst Fischer works. This very large folio contains compositions by Carl Robrecht, outstandingly arranged by Ernst Fischer.

Enjoy!

Frank

Robrect-Fischer - Sinfonisch Bearbeitet Folio_Part1.pdf

Robrect-Fischer - Sinfonisch Bearbeitet Folio_Part2.pdf

Robrect-Fischer - Sinfonisch Bearbeitet Folio_Part3.pdf

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....a few more syncopations to start off the work week...

Butterfield, Erskine - Lighthouse- Piano Novelty.pdf

Johnson, Charles L. - Monkey Biz-Nez.pdf

Keidel, Hal - In Her Silk Kimona.pdf

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...some novelties of the "reverie" type, no doubt intended for use in silent pictures...

Kenney, Eugene R. - Shadows Of The Evening.pdf

Klickmann, F.Henri - Star Of Love.pdf

Kneisel, Edward - Told At Twilight.pdf

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Kerrich, Bristol - Sky-High Rhythmic Novelty.pdf

Klickmann, F.Henri - Hop, Skip and Jump.pdf

Kogen, Harry - March Of The Blue.pdf

Kremer-Sterling - Runaway Piano Rag.pdf

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Hello Frank, Luigi, Martin, Malcolm and all,

Frank - Fantastic as ever - I'm just stunned at the sheer volume of material in your collection. Some I have, some I've only vaguely heard of or seen references to on the back of other "popular sheets" and a lot I had never even heard of -- I'm absolutely loving this.

Incidentally the Klickman "Hop, Skip and Jump" is one of the pieces in the Klickman folio you posted the other day - I've tried playing this and can't get the opening to sizzle! - for the "Allegro Moderato" marking what would you recommend as a metronome speed ... and should it be played as written or are the opening bars to be "swung" or dotted? It isn't speaking to me yet!

I can't possibly match your collection for uploading, (wish I could), but I have reviewed the postings in this forum. I don't know if there is an archive of material posted to the previous PhiPi (?), but if so I do not have access to it, having joined only relatively recently. Of the previous 64 pages in this forum, however, of the huge quantity of Mayerl that has been posted there are still a few gaps and whilst many people may already have the missing pieces, some may not - so I will try and post these up.

I note that you intend in your generous marathon scanning and uploading exercise to deal with many of the numerous Mayerl transcriptions / arrangements in due course - I am missing many of these so whenever they arrive I'll be snapping them up. I note that Oren also has a quantity of them and Struwelpeter too. Perhaps we can relieve your scanning hours by putting up what we already have ?


I'll make a start:

Mayerl_Penny_Whistle.pdf

Mayerl_-_puppets.pdf

Mayerl_-_Shy_Ballerina.pdf

Mayerl_Leprachaun's_Leap.pdf

Mayerl_-_sleepy_piano.pdf

If any of these have in fact been previously posted, I apologise - but I think they haven't.

More to come

Regards,
tobyjj

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Now some transcriptions - hopefully not previously posted here - (I believe not)

Carpay-Mayerl Blue Velvet.pdf

Ian Grant-Mayerl - The Highland Swing!!!.pdf

Noel Gay-Mayerl - Lambeth Walk!!!!.pdf

More to come

regards,
tobyjj

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Two more transcriptions - hopefully not previously posted here - (I believe not).

Rose-Mayerl - Deep Henderson.pdf

Sid Phillips-Mayerl - Amoresque!!!!.pdf

More to come

regards,
tobyjj