 | Sugar Cane Scott Joplin Piano solo |
Sugar Cane
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| Composer |  Joplin, Scott (1867 - 1917) | ||
| Instrumentation | Piano solo | ||
| Sheet central | Sugar Cane (4 sheet music) 3 other versions | ||
| Style | Ragtime | ||
| Date | 1908 | ||
| Copyright | Public domain | ||
Added by FS, 21 Apr 2006| Source / Web : | mutopiaproject.org | |
By martha , at 00:00
they are all good |
By Henry , at 00:00
This is one of my favorite Joplin pieces and I'm so glad I can get the sheet for free! |
By also also piano player , at 00:00
so like maple rag |
By Paul from England , at 00:00
Yes, it doesn't sound like the Maple Leaf at all, and I wish those academics would stop saying it does - have they even tried playing this piece? The Sugar Cane only uses a similar structure for Parts 1 (the novel introductory section which is part of the rag itself; the interlude leading to the rise of the main rhythmic melody with pulsating block chords instead of the usual "stride" piano in the lefthand(bass to bass chord)& 3 (the same opening rhythms - but then everything changes). Parts 2 & 4 are completely different, as is the feel of this music : it's much more lyrical than the Maple Leaf and there's so much more scope for different renderings - it's quite a sophisticated rag with less of the showman attributes than Maple. Unfortunately, I'm finding it really hard to play all the way through without glitches every now and again - any practice ideas, anyone? |
By Annoyed Piano Wiz , at 09:34
It doesn't sound like Maple Leaf Rag!!! You're crazy! |
