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

Posted: Sat May 09, 2026 1:30 am
by FoxeyFeet1919
Jinx Rag (Lucian Porter Gibson and Jesse Dukes, the rare and published first edition).pdf
KeepYourDaddyHome-PorterGraingerBobRickettsErnestPaisley.pdf
Thank you all very much for contributing to this realm of rare pieces that were posted here but were not found by anyone for a long time. Let me introduce myself.

I am Mitchell, I am 17 years old and love ragtime music just like everybody in this discussion does. I am also a ragtime composer, too. I came on this website and had found that Frank Himpsl had passed away in 2021. I should have contacted him and said how he was doing.

In his memory he left for all of us, sharing pieces that never have been found or performed by anyone recently, I wish to contribute and do my part here on this website as well. He was the greatest person that ever contributed to sharing music from his collection as well as playing the music.

Frank Himpsl will be remembered, and I give my condolences.

I share with you all 2 pieces, one of which is the rarest first edition of Jinx Rag by the great Lucian Porter Gibson.


I thank you very and sincerely much,

Mitchell Lee.

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

Posted: Sat May 09, 2026 3:34 pm
by rsamoyedny19
Random Rag/Novelty/Blues Batch #2! :D

Rags
FlirtationRag-ECarosio.pdf
A rag published in Italy (I have yet to research on E. Caroiso)
PrideOfTheSmokyRow-JMWilcockson.pdf
(Slow Drags are my favorite pieces in the ragtime genre; Like this one!)
TheDoginRag-RobertHampton.pdf
( A ragtime song by Robert Hampton: Does that name sound familiar?)
MysteriousRag-IrvingBerlinTedSnyder.pdf
My all time favorite Irving Berlin song (And its a instrumental version published in France in 1911 and the copyright was renewed in 1913!)

Novelties
FoolinAround-HenryWRoss.pdf
(On the cover it mentions other novelties, are they made by Henry Ross or maybe other composers? Let me know!)
DustinTheKeys-WalkerONeill.pdf
(a novelty solo published in England)


Thats all for now! :D

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

Posted: Sat May 09, 2026 10:35 pm
by rsamoyedny19
Here's some more of the batch (all of them are folios that i found) :D
HandySCollectionOfBlues-EXTRACTEDWCHandy.pdf
(Blues made by the "Father Of Blues", W.C. Handy!
FatsWallerSOriginalPianoConceptions-EXTRACTEDThomasFatsWaller.pdf


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I love the cover of this one!

ThreeLittleOddities-EXTRACTEDZezConfrey.pdf
ClassicannaASyncopatedPianorama-EXTRACTEDHenryLange.pdf

Thats all for today!

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

Posted: Sun May 10, 2026 7:06 pm
by rsamoyedny19
I finally found a copy of Aint'cha? by Mack Gordon & Max Rich (1929)
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Aintcha_1929_Score.pdf

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

Posted: Mon May 11, 2026 5:45 pm
by rsamoyedny19
Rag Batch #3 (3 already? wow!)
This time I'm uploading scores by (Spanish or Portuguese? :? ) composer Eduardo Souto

Fox-trots
BailadoDasNymphas-EduardoSouto.pdf
(Or "Ballad Of The Nymphs")
ComoHaDeSer-EduardoSouto.pdf
(Or "It has to be?")
EstOVerdes-EduardoSouto.pdf
Google translates "Estao Verdes" as They Are green? I blame google on their part :lol:

More will be on the way!

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

Posted: Mon May 11, 2026 5:52 pm
by rsamoyedny19
FoxeyFeet1919 wrote: Sat May 09, 2026 1:30 am Jinx Rag (Lucian Porter Gibson and Jesse Dukes, the rare and published first edition).pdfKeepYourDaddyHome-PorterGraingerBobRickettsErnestPaisley.pdf

Thank you all very much for contributing to this realm of rare pieces that were posted here but were not found by anyone for a long time. Let me introduce myself.

I am Mitchell, I am 17 years old and love ragtime music just like everybody in this discussion does. I am also a ragtime composer, too. I came on this website and had found that Frank Himpsl had passed away in 2021. I should have contacted him and said how he was doing.

In his memory he left for all of us, sharing pieces that never have been found or performed by anyone recently, I wish to contribute and do my part here on this website as well. He was the greatest person that ever contributed to sharing music from his collection as well as playing the music.

Frank Himpsl will be remembered, and I give my condolences.

I share with you all 2 pieces, one of which is the rarest first edition of Jinx Rag by the great Lucian Porter Gibson.


I thank you very and sincerely much,

Mitchell Lee.
Normally the cover of Jinx Rag is blue (is it a problem with the scanners people use or is it due to low light?)

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

Posted: Mon May 11, 2026 8:47 pm
by FoxeyFeet1919
rsamoyedny19 wrote: Mon May 11, 2026 5:52 pm
FoxeyFeet1919 wrote: Sat May 09, 2026 1:30 am Jinx Rag (Lucian Porter Gibson and Jesse Dukes, the rare and published first edition).pdfKeepYourDaddyHome-PorterGraingerBobRickettsErnestPaisley.pdf

Thank you all very much for contributing to this realm of rare pieces that were posted here but were not found by anyone for a long time. Let me introduce myself.

I am Mitchell, I am 17 years old and love ragtime music just like everybody in this discussion does. I am also a ragtime composer, too. I came on this website and had found that Frank Himpsl had passed away in 2021. I should have contacted him and said how he was doing.

In his memory he left for all of us, sharing pieces that never have been found or performed by anyone recently, I wish to contribute and do my part here on this website as well. He was the greatest person that ever contributed to sharing music from his collection as well as playing the music.

Frank Himpsl will be remembered, and I give my condolences.

I share with you all 2 pieces, one of which is the rarest first edition of Jinx Rag by the great Lucian Porter Gibson.


I thank you very and sincerely much,

Mitchell Lee.
Normally the cover of Jinx Rag is blue (is it a problem with the scanners people use or is it due to low light?)
The cover art was quite different from the Stark published version. I believe it was either supposed to be white or blue.

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

Posted: Tue May 12, 2026 9:48 pm
by FoxeyFeet1919
rsamoyedny19 wrote: Mon May 11, 2026 5:52 pm
FoxeyFeet1919 wrote: Sat May 09, 2026 1:30 am Jinx Rag (Lucian Porter Gibson and Jesse Dukes, the rare and published first edition).pdfKeepYourDaddyHome-PorterGraingerBobRickettsErnestPaisley.pdf

Thank you all very much for contributing to this realm of rare pieces that were posted here but were not found by anyone for a long time. Let me introduce myself.

I am Mitchell, I am 17 years old and love ragtime music just like everybody in this discussion does. I am also a ragtime composer, too. I came on this website and had found that Frank Himpsl had passed away in 2021. I should have contacted him and said how he was doing.

In his memory he left for all of us, sharing pieces that never have been found or performed by anyone recently, I wish to contribute and do my part here on this website as well. He was the greatest person that ever contributed to sharing music from his collection as well as playing the music.

Frank Himpsl will be remembered, and I give my condolences.

I share with you all 2 pieces, one of which is the rarest first edition of Jinx Rag by the great Lucian Porter Gibson.


I thank you very and sincerely much,

Mitchell Lee.
Normally the cover of Jinx Rag is blue (is it a problem with the scanners people use or is it due to low light?)
To answer your question, I probably believe it was due to the problem of the scanner.

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

Posted: Sun May 17, 2026 2:16 pm
by Timtin
This should have Schubert turning in his grave! :D
Bert Shoe - Oh! Music Moment.pdf

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

Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2026 4:20 am
by FoxeyFeet1919
Hello again. I happened to realize that no one also put a lot of Willard Robison music on this thread or shared any audio or sheet music. The attached mp3 I have is of Willard Robison playing his Up And Down In China, which was recorded in 1924. It is very different from the 1926 version that was published in his folio. I got that recording from Vincent Johnson.

Another rare attachment I have, as well as Jubilee is Eight Ball. No one, not even Robison himself, recorded it, except Bob Wright. Those scores came from RagtimeDorianHenry.

I hope this finds you all well.
Eight Ball (Willard Robison).pdf
07 Up And Down In China.mp3
Jubilee-WillardRobison.pdf