Typeset to match the sheet music in the public domain
http://imslp.org/wiki/Original_Rags_%28Joplin,_Scott%29
Peter Gammond's suggests a tempo of ♪ = 176 in
his book "Scott Joplin and the Ragtime Era".
Comments on this engraving;
The bar numbers for each first ending and second ending
measures have not been given subscripts a
and b.
Bars 11 and 19 RH could match Bars 64 and 72 - the
latter being easier to play with the E omitted
Bar 33 LH could match bar...(+)
Typeset to match the sheet music in the public domain
http://imslp.org/wiki/Original_Rags_%28Joplin,_Scott%29
Peter Gammond's suggests a tempo of ♪ = 176 in
his book "Scott Joplin and the Ragtime Era".
Comments on this engraving;
The bar numbers for each first ending and second ending
measures have not been given subscripts a
and b.
Bars 11 and 19 RH could match Bars 64 and 72 - the
latter being easier to play with the E omitted
Bar 33 LH could match bar 31 with the accents
Bar 69 RH could have RH match LH for accents and to
match bar 16
Bar 83 RH could have an accent on last note to match
previous bar
Bar 65 RH first chord could have an accent to match bar
12
Bar 20 RH first chord could have an accent to match bar
73
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