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

[fhimpsl]

Here is a concert transcription by Beryl Rubinstein from Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess." I also have the three other Rubinstein Gershwin transcriptions, but they're pretty dreadful multi-generational copies. This one is clean from an original. Very tough to play!

Rubinstein, Beryl (arr) - It Ain't Necessarily So.pdf

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Some more novelty piano solos to add spice to your weekend. Enjoy!

DeKers, Robert - Workin' Hard.pdf

Hagen, Earle - Harlem Nocturne.pdf

Lawnhurst, Vee - Keyboard Konversation.pdf

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More novelties from Amsterdam!

Pirotte, Gilles - Pianotranscriptions in Modernen Styl.pdf

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Mursey, Bob - In Pinetop's Footsteps.pdf

Noble, James - Fur Trappers Ball.pdf

Redman, Don - Chant Of The Weed.pdf

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Here a couple of pieces by one of the greatest banjo soloists of all time, Harry Reser. These are scored for banjo plus piano accompaniment.

Thal...I hope you're seeing these, they're right up your alley!

Reser, Harry - Air Brakes.pdf

Reser, Harry - Crackerjack.pdf

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Reichman, Harry - A Bunch Of Keys.pdf

Revel, Harry - Jet.pdf

Ring, Justin - A Dainty Little Dish.pdf

Ring, Justin - In A Hindu Temple Garden.pdf

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Robinson, J.Russel - Eccentric.pdf

Robrecht, Carl - Atlantis.pdf

Rollini, Adrian - Down By The Congo.pdf

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Rosoff & Murray - Lip-Stick.pdf

Ross, Henry W. - Foolin ' Around.pdf

Rossborough, Patricia - Darts And Doubles.pdf

Dickerson & Robinson - Atlanta Black Bottom.pdf

[Timtin]

Thanks Frank for all these pieces!
Is the total of 21 uploads in a single day a record?

[fhimpsl]

Hi Tim,

You're most welcome! Nah...I think we've had more postings than that in one day before. I'm thinking of all the single-composer threads that Malc started out (and of course the greatest of all, the Russian thread), these probably exceed that number of postings per day. But I've got a mountain of rags and syncopations to post so maybe I can surpass the record, we'll see!

All Best,

Frank