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

[Jim Faston]

Zez Confrey's Stumbling (piano-vocal):

Confrey_Stumbling (piano-vocal).pdf

[Jim Faston]

Here's a "modified arrangement" by Herman Wasserman of On the Trail from Grofe's Grand Canyon Suite. It's a bit simplified from what fhimpsl shared with us in his Grofe-fest last year, but not overly watered down so I feel it's worth posting.

Grofe-Wasserman_On the Trail.pdf

[Jim Faston]

Noche Caribe, from Percy Faith's "A Series of Musical Etchings." Uploads of any other pieces from the set would be appreciated.

Faith_Noche Caribe.pdf

[ragsnstride]

Yes,

Oh well, I shall allow myself the occasional little grumble or rant ! Sometimes sleeping dogs should not be "let to lie", - an occasional gentle poke can establish whether they are truly asleep or merely dead. !
Absolutely no offence intended to anyone. I blame it on a bad ice cube !

I don't believe this has been posted - I can't find a date on it. NMOS TTOS

Shorty Rogers 7 modern jazz songs.pdf

P.S. Hello again Shoshana, It isn't true that you don't have much to contribute - you very kindly sent me some of your music before I joined PP and it was both difficult to find elsewhere and very much appreciated by me!

Regards,
tobyjj

Yes, Toby, but it was more than likely contraband that I sent you and I can't put it up on PP

[Jim Faston]

This is the only piece I've found by Reginald King--anything else in circulation?

King, Reginald_Lilacs in the Rain.pdf

[Jim Faston]

A little Lamb...

Lamb_Ragtime Treasures.pdf

[Timtin]

Jim, somewhat belated thanks from me for all the above files.
The quality of the scans themselves is really good.
Btw, jazz legend Dave Brubeck has died, aged 91.
http://www.davebrubeck.com/live/

[lebowl]

Does anyone have Pork and Beans by Lucky Roberts as played here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8f9sQsP ... ults_video

Thanks!

[ragsnstride]

My guess is that there isn't a transcription of this, or as of yet. Luckey Roberts more than likely played it a bit different each time that he played it, as most pianists of his time did, and some now still do. The only arrangements I know of are the standard printed version and Donald Lambert's version of it. But I may be wrong. Maybe Vincent knows. Chances are, if you want that version you'll have to do some transcribing.

[lebowl]

My guess is that there isn't a transcription of this, or as of yet. Luckey Roberts more than likely played it a bit different each time that he played it, as most pianists of his time did, and some now still do. The only arrangements I know of are the standard printed version and Donald Lambert's version of it. But I may be wrong. Maybe Vincent knows. Chances are, if you want that version you'll have to do some transcribing.

I am interested in the standard printed version and Lambert's version if that's all that's available.