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@@ByronCox-bt6jv I enjoyed “A Novice Novelty” best as it was the easiest to improvise around. I do like the trio of Transatlantic Rag and Finger Winks is great too

@@ByronCox-bt6jv I’m hoping to go. If Piotr is there I’ll almost certainly go. If not I may try Sutter Creek. We’ll have to see

@ I hope you get to go as they would be a great opportunity for you!!

@@PiotrBarcz I just like the music. Funny words too it but not what I love the piece for

@@ByronCox-bt6jv I found this piece through Billy Mayerl funnily enough. He played with the Savoy Havana band that recorded this piece and the melody is great sp I came looking for a score and found this. I’ve really been enjoying this one. Has some funny words too, especially for the time

@dylan-kerry Mayerl is great!

@@j3rboa Thank.

Thank you! It's one of my very favourite pieces. Jelly Roll Morton is my biggest influence. I've spent years listening to his music and I don't think I'll ever enjoy anything just as much

​@@dylan-kerry Have you done a video of Grandpa's spells?

@ Yes I have. Rather recently actually. It’s one of Mortons easier pieces and ai enjoy that one a great deal. I should record more of his music

@@ByronCox-bt6jv I don’t feel it’s really great but it was the fourth time I played it so I’m rather pleased with the way it came out. I can’t help but think of only the bad parts I played instead of the good

@dylan-kerry well in my humble opinion it sounds great! I know professionals strive for perfection!!

@@ByronCox-bt6jv Thanks! This is one of my very favourite pieces

@@ByronCox-bt6jv This is one of the ones I’ve played most to the point I could nearly play it by heart at one point.

@ your talent really shines through on this arrangement!!

@@GOL1912 Cameron said he seems to have received this reputation for composing really difficult pieces so people don’t play his music a lot. He does have a lot of easier pieces though

@@GOL1912 I can.

@@SquidzYT I intend to as I did with Halloween. I’ll need some Christmas rag suggestions asides Reindeer. I do like Billy Mayerls Christmas medley

@@ByronCox-bt6jv The piano is a Kawai. I don’t really like the sound or the action from it and hope to get a nicer one in the future

@dylan-kerry what would be your dream piano?

@ I wouldn’t want just one to be honest. If just one I would want a pianola that has light keys and a warmer sound to it. I would also love an out of tune honky tonk like Winifred Atwell plays. I do love her music but it doesn’t sound the same on any other piano

@@dylan-kerry I will check out Atwell! I like listening to all types of piano music! I’m listening to a lot of novelty piano along with some Gospel on Piano!

@ I do love novelty. I should tape together more of Mayerls music so I can record it. I can’t seem to get good recordings of his music though. Do you play any instruments yourself?

Adam was great. I really do enjoy all the novelty piano. Piotr Barcz wanted me to give Bluin’ The Black Keys a try so I’ll be learning that one. Thanks for the compliment too. That really means a lot Also, unless a short is a full piece in itself then I almost certainly uploaded the full piece as a longer video

@ Bluin’ the Black Keys is a wonderful piece of music!

@@speedsfunnyclips9343 I got the score from musescore. I do have a friend who had some scores as Tom notated them though. If you’re asking how long it took to learn the piece I just played it a few times a day over the course of a few weeks.

@@dylan-kerry wow you're very experienced. i don't expect you to answer this question accurately because this is only a broad overview of my skill but i can play pineapple rag (if you've ever heard of it) with some refining and fluency needed left and i've learned it in 13 weeks, about 3 months. my question is could you try to estimate how long it'd take for me to play redneck rag by taking a listen to pineapple rag? of course you don't have to do it but it'd be much appreciated if you'd do so. thanks in advance!! some links to make your life easier: ua-cam.com/video/1E0O13pLhPc/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/93F3TWy8Ns8/v-deo.html i suggest watching the one on the top instead of the bottom

@ I’m afraid I have no clue how to work this out. I would say if you put time into practicing it well it shouldn’t take ages. If you really want to learn it you will manage. I’ve been struggling with Tatums Tiger Rag for a year and it’s been constantly getting better. You will certainly have fun with the parts you’ll learn. I would advise joining the discord server in my channel description. It specifically started off dedicated to Toms music and there are plenty of people who know a lot about such styles. Cameron Lee Simpson has some original scores of Toms music so you could ask him for the score for Redneck Rag if he has one.

@@dylan-kerry thanks again for the advice

@ That’s all right. Sorry I couldn’t give you a better estimate but I’m not really familiar with others learning times. Just enjoy playing the piece and you’ll get there at some point. It’s a fun piece

@@ByronCox-bt6jv It’s one of my very favourites. Jelly Roll Morton is my favourite musician and I feel I do a good job of a lot of his stuff

@@dylan-kerry you do a great job on everything you play! Your talent is amazing!! I expect to see you playing in the biggest of venues in the future!!

@@ByronCox-bt6jv Hopefully I will be. Thanks for the encouragement

@@ByronCox-bt6jv Cam shared it today so I figured I should make a recording as it fits the theme around now

@@SquidzYT Thanks for dedicating it to me. Second piece now that’s been dedicated to me

@@stevebaker4812 I can imagine this used behind an old cartoon. If you’re interested this piece was recorded by Marion Harris who sang the words to the piece. It’s certainly worth a listen

@@dylan-kerry thanks for that... I'm a fan of all music... and some opera .. lmao... bugs bunny was the opera side altho... I do have a few opera songs on my play list... this was really good.. I was in band.. and a drum major... and later a D.J. some stuff just resonates... and I was trying to pull up some bugs bunny lol... speaking of... I started as a V.J.... we did video s and when there wasn't a video out yet we would do cartoons... I think my mind went there with this song... love it

@@ByronCox-bt6jv Thanks! This is one of my favourite rags. It’s always so sati hitting the correct bass notes in the left hand with this one and overall it’s rather simple but fun.

@@ByronCox-bt6jv Thanks! I’ve not played this pieces a lot but I do love a good bit of James Scott. Probably my favourite genuine ragtime composer. If I get the chance I would love to make albums of the complete works of a variety of ragtime composers

@@dylan-kerry you’re definitely talented and should make a album! Do you have a favorite rag to play?

@@ByronCox-bt6jv I don’t play a lot of ragtime now as I tend to enjoy later styles such as novelty more now so when I play rags it’ll just be a bit of a variety but a few of my favourites are Pegasus, American Beauty, Ragtime Nightingale… for Joplin it’s a bit tough to choose and favourites. All of his are just as fun really. I also love Cameron Lee Simpsons music. Evil Genius Rag is probably my favourite overall. I do love that one. I’ll try and make a recording tomorrow. That piece is exceptional. It was originally written by Squidz and the original melodies are great but Came changes are what made the piece so exceptional.

@@dylan-kerry I’ll be anxious to hear you play “The Evil Genius “ rag tomorrow! I’ll check out some of your other favorites!

@@Leander-piano Jelly Roll Mortons style was Jazz. He was the most important musician in Jazz history. Another term for his style is “Stomps”. He also recorded a piece called “Oh didn’t he ramble” that was a funeral song played in New Orleans. He recorded that with his band and as a piano vocal performance without the funeral march at the start. He’s my favourite composer by far. Some of his most notable pieces are the “Original Jelly Roll Blues” that was the first ever notated jazz, “King Porter Stomp” a marvellous piano piece that was later one of the most popular swing songs, “Wolverine Blues” originally titled “the Wolverines” it was changed by some publishers and is not a blues. Was also very popular among earlier jazz bands. One of his Blues recordings was the “New Orleans Blues” and that one really gives an idea of how he played the Blues. He also used the term “Joys” sometimes for more cheerful blues pieces

@@ByronCox-bt6jv Oh did you find me from one of his streams? I’ve a friend who agreed when I stated a lot of Halloween rags didn’t really have a spooky feel to them and where just your average rag with a Halloween themed title so he wrote some more fitting pieces I’ll probably record today

@@dylan-kerry yes I found you from one of Adam’s streams! I always enjoy his streams but your playing style is really enjoyable to listen to as it keeps the old Ragtime style alive with your own style!

I’ll be looking forward to today’s spooky rags!

@@ByronCox-bt6jv Thank you. I appreciate having someone listen to my music as much as you do

@@Leander-piano Thanks! The ornaments are very much inspired by Jelly Roll Mortons playing. Whenever you feel like adding something to a piece I would do so, it helps learn to improvise

@@ByronCox-bt6jv I was introduced to the piece by the other commenter who made a video yesterday. Very obscure piece of music. I didn’t see anything else by the composer

@@dylan-kerry Yes it is the only song he ever wrote that we know of

@@Leander-piano Very interesting. I wouldn’t be surprised if it was a fake name so he could put a silly title on it. Chas. L. Johnsons (who wrote Dill Pickles) used to also write under the name Raymond Birch, Jelly Roll Morton (my favourite pianist) used to record under different names sometimes to avoid breaking a contract so it’s possible the composer also wrote a lot more and this was simply an alternative name he used for some reason

@@braddahWT I’ve lowered it a bit. I never really give it any thought hehe

@@dylan-kerry yeah when I play it feels like my neck is less stressed especially if you find that perfect heigbt

@@mountolivet-k3i With a good deal of practice you could be

@@mountolivet-k3i Thank you very much

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@@Leander-piano Yes. The cover art has a photo of a Pegasus on it. It’s a great piece too. One of my favourites of James Scotts

@@ByronCox-bt6jv Thanks for commenting! I’ve always loved this piece but I do not know it well enough to play straight, that said I do a fine job of swinging it. I used to do it better though but I never recorded that…

@@SugarBearMosher Thanks! I’m working on some other pieces now. Another Novelty in Billy Mayels style, a ragtime piece probably similar to the Naked Dance where it’s mainly riffs, and another Novelty written with Cameron Lee Simpson

Thank you. Certainly not the best recording but this was the fourth time I'd played the piece.

@@SquidzYT Sometimes I just can’t keep a consistent tempo. I started off slow but simply sped up throughout the recording. I’ll hopefully get a better recording some day. I did post the full piece by the way

@@ByronCox-bt6jv That’s alright. Thanks for watching. I appreciate it

@@ByronCox-bt6jv Thank you! This is a mice piece and it’s quite easy to get the feel for it. Not so easy to improvise on though