Chauvin died in 1908 - he lived long enough to see Heliotrope Bouquet published....... im a pianist and love ragtime and Scott Joplin - Heliotrope is my wife's favorite piece
I remember watching this collaborative scene of two talented musicians creating a masterpiece. It was a beautiful yet sad contrast of styles. One artist who took his music seriously while the other although more naturally talented never got to reach his full potential. The Heliotrope was a glimpse of what could have been had very gifted player not wasted his skills. Even Chauvin regretted it himself “Maybe I lived my life wrong. Should have learned to write stuff down like you.” Scott immortalized Chauvin by writing down what he couldn’t thereby perserving a brilliancy that might have been lost forever. Beautiful yet Sad! 😔
5:34 people give off the impression that pianos that sound like these give a 1900 vibe. but in any era of time they sound fitting, i need to get an acoustic that sounds like this
@@Jdxpert4z Oh my gosh I'm so sorry I didn't see this comment! Here's the link: ulozto.cz/file/9GCqXhE1/scott-joplin-1977-tvrip-xvid-avi You have to play it with VLC though because it has a missing index.
ua-cam.com/video/lid6vJ9uS1Q/v-deo.html - The masterpiece that is Heliotrope Bouquet (1907), my favorite Joplin composition though it is a joint-work with Chauvin you can certainly here Scott's touch certainly in second half of the piece.
Oh man this composition is also one of my favorites. Thank you for linking this version, I think the other ones are played a little too fast for my taste.
@@idkwhattocallmyselfsothiswilld No problem, Scott is one of my heroes, I love the guy. Always a pleasure to talk about his work with someone else who appreciates it.
@@idkwhattocallmyselfsothiswilld Right now im almost finished learning bethena - a concert waltz, do you have any suggestions on what sj song i should learn next
@@idkwhattocallmyselfsothiswilld This is related to the movie, but i thought louis chauvin was mexican american, but in the movie it shows him as african american, do you think there is a reason? or no
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Chauvin died in 1908 - he lived long enough to see Heliotrope Bouquet published....... im a pianist and love ragtime and Scott Joplin - Heliotrope is my wife's favorite piece
Glad to hear that. Heliotrope bouquet is a really lovely piece.
I remember watching this collaborative scene of two talented musicians creating a masterpiece. It was a beautiful yet sad contrast of styles. One artist who took his music seriously while the other although more naturally talented never got to reach his full potential. The Heliotrope was a glimpse of what could have been had very gifted player not wasted his skills. Even Chauvin regretted it himself “Maybe I lived my life wrong. Should have learned to write stuff down like you.” Scott immortalized Chauvin by writing down what he couldn’t thereby perserving a brilliancy that might have been lost forever. Beautiful yet Sad! 😔
2:55 i dont wanna say much, but movie acting sure has changed! 😂
5:34 people give off the impression that pianos that sound like these give a 1900 vibe. but in any era of time they sound fitting, i need to get an acoustic that sounds like this
I love this movie so much thank you for posting clips I can’t wait for you to get the whole movie app
You're very welcome. If you want, I can give you a link to download the movie so you dont have to wait for the clips.
Yes I would love to have the link if you can may I pls have it
@@Jdxpert4z Oh my gosh I'm so sorry I didn't see this comment! Here's the link: ulozto.cz/file/9GCqXhE1/scott-joplin-1977-tvrip-xvid-avi
You have to play it with VLC though because it has a missing index.
made me cry at the end but that is N O N E O F Y O U R B U I S N E S S
@@idkwhattocallmyselfsothiswilld THANKS for the DL!!!!!
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ua-cam.com/video/lid6vJ9uS1Q/v-deo.html - The masterpiece that is Heliotrope Bouquet (1907), my favorite Joplin composition though it is a joint-work with Chauvin you can certainly here Scott's touch certainly in second half of the piece.
Oh man this composition is also one of my favorites. Thank you for linking this version, I think the other ones are played a little too fast for my taste.
@@idkwhattocallmyselfsothiswilld No problem, Scott is one of my heroes, I love the guy. Always a pleasure to talk about his work with someone else who appreciates it.
@@mYththePoet Same here
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whats the piece at 5:35 ? please tell me
Heliotrope bouqet
@@idkwhattocallmyselfsothiswilld thank you so much and also thank you for uploading this scene from the movie
@@_yxngwxlf_ You're very welcome
Heliotrope Bouquet, poor Louis Chauvin died before he could finish it, but that is where Scott Joplin began, and finished it for him.
in spanich plisssssssssssssssssss
I dont think a Spanish version exists
song at 3:14??
The cascades by Scott joplin
@@idkwhattocallmyselfsothiswilld Right now im almost finished learning bethena - a concert waltz, do you have any suggestions on what sj song i should learn next
@@aswomebro2601 Thats awesome! Really, its up to you, but it would be great if you learned "Something Doing".
@@idkwhattocallmyselfsothiswilld This is related to the movie, but i thought louis chauvin was mexican american, but in the movie it shows him as african american, do you think there is a reason? or no
@@aswomebro2601 I think it's most likely a goof on the producer's part.
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