SCOTT JOPLIN - Swipesy Cakewalk .1900 ~ Ragtime Piano

Swipesy Cakewalk - SCOTT JOPLIN 1900. Ragtime Piano

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This video is part of our Ragtime series series featuring well loved ragsby popular artists.

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[masterkeyz]

What's the best thing to have after cake?....well more cake of course, this slice is Joplin flavoured as requested!

[GVpiano]

I can’t get over how clean and nice your visuals are. Great playing too!

[HaroldNoulGarcia]

I remember myself being so sad that it was so hard for me to play this piece until a few years latter I learned, and I can play the whole song. So everyone never give up on your dreams.

[spicelord]

Scott Joplin is my absolute favorite, and you play his music so perfectly!

[ianjeffery]

What a lovely gentle rag this is! Beautifully played - thank you!

[MrTardoss]

It must be very fun to play isn't it ? :-)
This made me smile, keep doing that great work !

[Master.Melody]

Wonderful music !!! The finest and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or touched. You have to feel it with your heart.
😍👍

[ragsandriches-pianoperform]

One of the best covers on youtube! Amazing work man

[epileptiquitopark]

yes !! the second chord on left hand is well stressed so gives the perfect rhithm

[ursarossman]

I fuckin love this song, I'm in the middle of learning it

[bubbaXzone]

i don't know how i got here but I i really enjoyed this! I i have a whole scott joplin sheet music book all scanned digitially <3
and i have this song and was following! I wanna try it!

[noahplaysgames]

I find myself singing happily.

This specific 24 hour period is particularly fitting for my biological processes not to be terminated.

[brydon-halohunter]

In every Scott Joplin Rag or Waltz, if you listen close enough, you can sing the name of the song with some of the notes. I've found that it is easiest with Magnetic Rag, Swipsey Cakewalk, The Entertainer, Maple Leaf Rag, Fig Leaf Rag, Original Rags, etc.

[leonidgoncharov]

Right time, right rythm. What else do you wont?

[Doug]

the credit should go to Arthur Marshall, Joplin's student at the time and who composed the A B and D sections. Joplin added the C section, and took Marshall with him to meet John Stark to have the work published.

[mr.s]

I would like to mention that most of this piece was actually composed by the young Arthur Marshall, a student of Joplin’s. Scott Joplin himself only composed the trio to this piece.

[rayseva]

Fantastic! I just picked up the sheet music last month. The transition at :39--what finger pattern do you use? I always stumble at this part.

[mikeymutual]

Thank you for playing this at the proper tempo. That is hard to find, especially with Joplin's early pieces.

[musimages]

I believe Scott wrote this with Joseph Lamb

[ragtimebuddy]

Why is Arthur Marshall's name excluded from this? He co-wrote this with Joplin.