The cover image of the original sheet music for this song says that it was written by Joseph Lamb and arranged by Scott Joplin. If anyone can tell me what Scott Joplin did to make the song exactly, I would be really interested to know. [Edit: @dylan-kerry has provided more information below] Tomorrow I will play the first song in my Thanksgiving series of songs. I am still getting better from being sick. Also while I was sick I ate some mango and we did not know that I am allergic to mangos and it made my face get swollen. I am almost all better but not all the way yet. I will not eat mangos anymore. The doctor said that mangos can be like poison oak for some people.
Scott Joplin didn't arrange the piece. He simply put his name on it so it would sell better. A piece of Lambs Joplin did help a bit with was the Dynamite rag where he changed a chromatic scale to be contrary motion. Here is a playlist of Lamb talking about and recording some of his music at an old age, he wasn't at his best and hadn't played for a while but they're still great to listen to: ua-cam.com/play/OLAK5uy_mlqbs9kFgetpDOiV59YqOYO7DPtfKHPo0.html
Thank you for explaining that to me. I was really curious about why it said Scott Joplin arranged it. I actually started learning Dynamite Rag yesterday
@@Leander-piano I do really want to learn the Dynamite Rag, but I have not been able to find sheet music for a lot of Lambs rags. I'll try and look again now actually.
I’m sorry to hear you’ve been poorly. Allergies can be really horrible. I hope you’re feeling a lot better real soon. Thank you for this great piece, you’re too kind to us!
A wonderful performance of a fun tune. Being sick hasn’t stopped you from learning and performing so fantastically for all our enjoyment. So sorry you’re allergic to mangoes - my favourite fruit. Feel better, and thank you. God bless, Pat ☺️💕
Oh no...allergic to mangos in addition to being sick...and still, you diligently play the piano each day. You're amazing and so talented. I would never guess that you've been sick if you hadn't told us the past several days. You are resilient, dedicated and a true artiste!!!
Hi Leander, When I saw you play Franz Liszt the day before , you looked pretty tired and I thought it was perhaps because it was dark and too late already but now I understand why. Poor you. Hope you feel really well again soon. But today you got already more energy, the way you played ! You could also wait a few days with a new piece and relax a bit more. We don't mind to wait , more important now for you to take it easy perhaps.
No more mangoes! (Even though they taste really good…). You may not FEEL 100%, but you sure do sound it! I love how you smile and glance at the camera and out the window while playing without losing your concentration.
Dear ,Leander ; That was wicked! You have a natural talent for captivating your audience. It would be nice to hear you speak more about the music and your playing and yourself as well.
I am so sad to hear that you were sick, and also had an allergic reaction to mangos! But I am so grateful you are feeling better! This is another fun rag. Thanks to dylan-kerry for sharing about Scott Joplin. As always, I love hearing you play!
Oh boy, what a way to find out you are allergic! I'm glad you are getting better. I don't like mango, too much sugar. 😕 But some happy music helps! And I feel much better, too! That was a fun song, and you played it beautifully. Be healthy, be happy, tickle those ivories! 🤗 Jerry
I believe J. Lawrence Cook popularizes that rag in the 1940's -- You do it nicely -- Hope you're feeling better than a sunny day ! -- Keep Playing / Keep Smiling, Angel ❤
No, don't eat mangoes anymore! I'll bet that was scary. I'm glad you're getting better. Thanks for brightening my day again even though you are not all the way better yet. Im sure you will be soon. I'm looking forward to your Thanksgiving series.
Thanks for amazing me! I love to try to play ragtime but I'm awful. You're great! (Virginia Creeper is like Poison Oak to me.) Thanks for keeping us fans informed!
Leander, you asked a great question about why Scott Joplin's name is on this sheet music. It was just for one reason, to help sell the music. Scott Joplin liked to help young ragtime composers. When he met one with real talent, he would introduce them to his publisher, who would publish their sheet music with Joplin credited as the arranger. This was very helpful for sales because if Scott Joplin's name was on it, people knew it had to be good! It's kind of funny, but we do not know whether Joplin actually did anything to the music. (Very likely he did not.) But lending his name was plenty, since using Joplin's name allowed Joseph Lamb and others to make a name for themselves!
I’m glad you’re feeling better, Leander, and that you recovered from the malicious mango episode. I always enjoy your music (especially the rags). Thank you for all your videos! ❤️
Очень рад, что Ваша печать прошла и Вы снова порадовали нас великолепным исполнением! _________________ I am very glad that your seal passed and you once again delighted us with a magnificent performance! 👍👍👍 🔥🔥🔥 😍😍😍 🌹🌹🌹
This is one of my favourite rags. I love the energy in it. My favourite Lamb rags are the Nightingale and American Beauty. Reindeer is a good one to play around Christmas. I've not been able to listen just now but I'm sure it sounds great
Hey, Leander. That's another great, up-beat song. I love the rags, and I particularly like this one. You performed it flawlessly. I'm sorry to hear that you aren't 100% better yet, but I'm glad you continue to see improvement. That's the same with me. Each day, I regain a slight amount more of the vision in my right eye. I'm very thankful for you and for the entertainment you provide. You and your performances have helped me through my recovery process, and they continue to do that. Since Christmas is approaching, I would really like to send you some sort of gift as a token of appreciation. I absolutely do not expect you to reveal your address (and I honestly would not want you to), so do you have anything like an Amazon Wish List or something similar to that? Thank you so much for this song today. I hope you are 100% better soon!
I am very glad you are starting to see again because your eye is healing. I am really glad that my videos helped you feel better. That is very nice that you want to send me a present for Christmas. I will tell my parents and ask them if that is possible.
Joseph Lamb imitated Scott Joplin, but there is no evidence they ever met. Lamb was almost 20 years younger than Joplin. Lamb was from NJ (middle-class white), and Joplin did not make it to NYC until 1907, where he looked very hard for a producer/publisher for Treemonisha. Joplin was in a dire financial situation and very ill by then. He lived in Harlem until his death in 1917 and was buried in St. Michael's Cemetery in an unmarked grave (until 1970). One of the greatest American composers, and it wasn't until the movie "The Sting" that people, once again, paid attention to the great Scott Joplin. To answer your question, I have not seen evidence that Joplin worked on Lamb's material. Scott Joplin was a proud man, and it would probably have irked him to arrange a piano piece (Lamb's) that tried so hard to imitate Joplin's great and unique "Maple Leaf Rag." Aside from the lyrics (rather hokey), Treemonisha has some incredibly beautiful music... and it's been recorded several times for piano, including "The Complete Works of Scott Joplin, played by Richard Zimmerman. Get well and don't sit "Under the Mango Tree!" (Song in the movie Dr. No) :)
Leander, did the mango skin (peel) touch your face? Many, if not most, people are sensitive to something in the skin of the mango and get rashes from it if it touches their skin. If a little bit of the peel got in with the fruit you were eating that could be why you had a reaction. It may be that you can tolerate mangos just fine as long as you have your parents make absolutely sure there is no trace of the skin in what you’re eating, and no mango skin touches your face.
The cover image of the original sheet music for this song says that it was written by Joseph Lamb and arranged by Scott Joplin. If anyone can tell me what Scott Joplin did to make the song exactly, I would be really interested to know. [Edit: @dylan-kerry has provided more information below]
Tomorrow I will play the first song in my Thanksgiving series of songs.
I am still getting better from being sick. Also while I was sick I ate some mango and we did not know that I am allergic to mangos and it made my face get swollen. I am almost all better but not all the way yet. I will not eat mangos anymore. The doctor said that mangos can be like poison oak for some people.
Scott Joplin didn't arrange the piece. He simply put his name on it so it would sell better. A piece of Lambs Joplin did help a bit with was the Dynamite rag where he changed a chromatic scale to be contrary motion.
Here is a playlist of Lamb talking about and recording some of his music at an old age, he wasn't at his best and hadn't played for a while but they're still great to listen to: ua-cam.com/play/OLAK5uy_mlqbs9kFgetpDOiV59YqOYO7DPtfKHPo0.html
Thank you for explaining that to me. I was really curious about why it said Scott Joplin arranged it.
I actually started learning Dynamite Rag yesterday
@@Leander-piano I do really want to learn the Dynamite Rag, but I have not been able to find sheet music for a lot of Lambs rags. I'll try and look again now actually.
@@dylan-kerryImslb has some other Dynamite rags but not the one by James Lamb
Mangos grow in Florida and I love them. Mango is a census designated place in Hillsborough County near where I grew up. Glad you're doing better.
Thank you for sharing your amazing talent with us! You are a special young man! 🤗
I'm so happy that you are feeling better!! You haven't missed a beat on those keys!!🎶❤👏👏👏❤🎶
I’m sorry to hear you’ve been poorly. Allergies can be really horrible.
I hope you’re feeling a lot better real soon.
Thank you for this great piece, you’re too kind to us!
Thank for telling me this.
I just saw it right now. I am feeling much better now.
This is my "go-to" channel when I just want to feel happy. 😊Thanks for sharing!
Thank you.
I am glad that coming to my channel helps you feel happy.
Mine, too. ❤
Dear Leander - - you bring so MUCH joy to people! THANKS - - and may GOD BLESS your family.
A wonderful performance of a fun tune. Being sick hasn’t stopped you from learning and performing so fantastically for all our enjoyment. So sorry you’re allergic to mangoes - my favourite fruit. Feel better, and thank you. God bless, Pat ☺️💕
A piano genius is a understatement. Thankyou Learnder😊
Mr.LEANDER....You've been sick??? You haven't lost a beat!!! Keep up the good work 👏 🙌 👍
I love Rags. I think they're my favorite piano pieces.
Stay healthy so you can keep blessing us with this wonderful music!
Oh no...allergic to mangos in addition to being sick...and still, you diligently play the piano each day. You're amazing and so talented. I would never guess that you've been sick if you hadn't told us the past several days. You are resilient, dedicated and a true artiste!!!
Hi Leander,
When I saw you play Franz Liszt the day before , you looked pretty tired and
I thought it was perhaps because it was dark and too late already but now I understand why. Poor you. Hope you feel really well again soon.
But today you got already more energy, the way you played !
You could also wait a few days with a new piece and relax a bit more.
We don't mind to wait , more important now for you to take it easy perhaps.
I like watching your fingers pick out the keys like you're some sort of magician. Thank you, Leander, you always make my day!
I like your SMILE when you PLAY WITHOUT LOOKING
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Wow wonderful playing! Never heard this rag before?
No more mangoes! (Even though they taste really good…). You may not FEEL 100%, but you sure do sound it! I love how you smile and glance at the camera and out the window while playing without losing your concentration.
In this complex world, your piano playing gives me a glimpse of Heaven.
Your playing continues to amaze me. Your fingers are so agile. Keep playing and smiling for us!
Wonderful ‼️ Great to hear you play these old tyme tunes. I hope you get better soon ...
👍🤩 Merci « Mister RagMan » le champion du « Rag » 🙏 🥰❤️
Dear ,Leander ; That was wicked! You have a natural talent for captivating your audience. It would be nice to hear you speak more about the music and your playing and yourself as well.
Your speed is amazing!
Wonderful Leander 🤩
Just great. Thank you so much😊
Thank you Leander for bringing all this joy.
Great!!!
Thanks, Leander. Sorry that you got ill. I'm sure music helped you to get better!
Loved it! Looking forward to your Thanksgiving series.
A great video of you masterfully playing the piano! Great way to start the weekend!
I enjoyed your performance. Very talented.
This was wonderful! I am so looking forward to your Thanksgiving series. I watch every morning for my daily smile (and yours)!
Incroyable, la facilité que tu as a jouer le rag !
I love all of your music but especially Rag. I think it’s your favorite too 😉. Thank you.
I am so sad to hear that you were sick, and also had an allergic reaction to mangos! But I am so grateful you are feeling better! This is another fun rag. Thanks to dylan-kerry for sharing about Scott Joplin. As always, I love hearing you play!
West Side Story moves you into the 21st century with dance and song.
Wunder, wunderschön. Suuuper gespielt❤❤❤
You look better than you did the last video. Keep taking care of yourself, kid. We need your delightful music!
Wow says it all.
Keep making wonderful music.
Oh boy, what a way to find out you are allergic! I'm glad you are getting better. I don't like mango, too much sugar. 😕 But some happy music helps! And I feel much better, too! That was a fun song, and you played it beautifully.
Be healthy, be happy, tickle those ivories! 🤗 Jerry
I’ve always liked the Rag or March tunes and your really good at it Leander. Your going to go a long way in music ⭐️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I am glad you're getting well from the mango. Your music is delightful and healing and I hope you keep going!
Leander, I did not pay much attention to rag time until YOU came along😁
I believe J. Lawrence Cook popularizes that rag in the 1940's -- You do it nicely -- Hope you're feeling better than a sunny day ! -- Keep Playing / Keep Smiling, Angel ❤
I remember that song! I like these song selections.
Mr. Leander, Thanks again for your superb musicianship! Albeit early, wishing you all the best for a joyous Thanksgiving.
Nice Aloha Shirt! High Energy Song! Glad someone is keeping this style of music around! Thank you, Leander!🤙😊
Lively and a happy piece. Keep up your progress.👍
Brilliant 🤩
No, don't eat mangoes anymore! I'll bet that was scary. I'm glad you're getting better. Thanks for brightening my day again even though you are not all the way better yet. Im sure you will be soon. I'm looking forward to your Thanksgiving series.
Your the best 🤩 Love you Leander ❤ Biggest HUGGS 🫂 4 U 2 from Florida USA 🥳
Thanks for amazing me! I love to try to play ragtime but I'm awful. You're great!
(Virginia Creeper is like Poison Oak to me.) Thanks for keeping us fans informed!
Leander, you asked a great question about why Scott Joplin's name is on this sheet music. It was just for one reason, to help sell the music.
Scott Joplin liked to help young ragtime composers. When he met one with real talent, he would introduce them to his publisher, who would publish their sheet music with Joplin credited as the arranger.
This was very helpful for sales because if Scott Joplin's name was on it, people knew it had to be good!
It's kind of funny, but we do not know whether Joplin actually did anything to the music. (Very likely he did not.) But lending his name was plenty, since using Joplin's name allowed Joseph Lamb and others to make a name for themselves!
Thank you for explaining that.
It makes sense and is very interesting.
A lovely tune and a lovely video, great job! I'm glad you're doing better, keep up the good work!
Fantastic! Hope you’re feeling better now.
Love your playing young man. Nicely done! ❤
Yeah buddy! That's getting it done!😊❤
I almost tap danced in November!
Love all your music 🎶 you are so talented
Bravo! 👏
I’m glad you’re feeling better, Leander, and that you recovered from the malicious mango episode. I always enjoy your music (especially the rags). Thank you for all your videos! ❤️
Очень рад, что Ваша печать прошла и Вы снова порадовали нас великолепным исполнением!
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I am very glad that your seal passed and you once again delighted us with a magnificent performance!
👍👍👍
🔥🔥🔥
😍😍😍
🌹🌹🌹
Very good 👍 ❤❤❤❤
That was beautiful, Leander.
This is one of my favourite rags. I love the energy in it. My favourite Lamb rags are the Nightingale and American Beauty. Reindeer is a good one to play around Christmas. I've not been able to listen just now but I'm sure it sounds great
I really like this too. I will listen to those other ones. Let me know what you think after you listened to me play this one.
@@Leander-piano It sounded great. I never did learn this piece well. I struggled with the last section but not so much now.
Keep going young man 😊😊😊
Great!
So sorry you have been ill Leander ,one thing is it hasn’t affected your wonderful playing of the piano,you really do cheer up my days thank you x
Thank you very much.
I am doing much better now
I am really glad that it cheers you up.
You. Are. AMAZING!!! 😊
Wonderful and cheerful. Thank you, Leander. Hmm, the Turkey Trot for Thanksgiving? :)
You will find out soon
Such a joyful music and very well played, I love it! ❤ Thank you Leander! Take care and recover completely very soon!🧚♀️
Hey, Leander. That's another great, up-beat song. I love the rags, and I particularly like this one. You performed it flawlessly. I'm sorry to hear that you aren't 100% better yet, but I'm glad you continue to see improvement. That's the same with me. Each day, I regain a slight amount more of the vision in my right eye. I'm very thankful for you and for the entertainment you provide. You and your performances have helped me through my recovery process, and they continue to do that. Since Christmas is approaching, I would really like to send you some sort of gift as a token of appreciation. I absolutely do not expect you to reveal your address (and I honestly would not want you to), so do you have anything like an Amazon Wish List or something similar to that? Thank you so much for this song today. I hope you are 100% better soon!
I am very glad you are starting to see again because your eye is healing. I am really glad that my videos helped you feel better.
That is very nice that you want to send me a present for Christmas.
I will tell my parents and ask them if that is possible.
I think this is a great idea 😊.
Danke für die Information über Mangos. Habe selber noch nie solche gegessen. Werde dies auch in Zukunft nicht.
Sie schmecken sehr gut. Ich wünschte, ich könnte sie essen
We’ll done!
Glad you're back. Great tune.
Ich bin wieder begeistert.
Vielen Dank, dass Sie mir das erzählt haben.
Sensational!❤❤❤❤Missing that great smile!
Right now I can not smile because the rash from the mango makes it hurt when I smile.
Soon I will be able to smile again.
Hope you feel better some. Look forward to seeing your great smile again!
Oh wow I wonder if you're allergic to mangoes?
It makes me sad to see such a beautiful, talented young man feeling poorly. Hope to see you well again soon. Love your music!
Great rag I post ragtime too!
Allergic to mangos? You're not missing out on much, they're so horribly sweet it's sickening xD
your very good
Joseph Lamb imitated Scott Joplin, but there is no evidence they ever met. Lamb was almost 20 years younger than Joplin. Lamb was from NJ (middle-class white), and Joplin did not make it to NYC until 1907, where he looked very hard for a producer/publisher for Treemonisha. Joplin was in a dire financial situation and very ill by then. He lived in Harlem until his death in 1917 and was buried in St. Michael's Cemetery in an unmarked grave (until 1970). One of the greatest American composers, and it wasn't until the movie "The Sting" that people, once again, paid attention to the great Scott Joplin.
To answer your question, I have not seen evidence that Joplin worked on Lamb's material. Scott Joplin was a proud man, and it would probably have irked him to arrange a piano piece (Lamb's) that tried so hard to imitate Joplin's great and unique "Maple Leaf Rag."
Aside from the lyrics (rather hokey), Treemonisha has some incredibly beautiful music... and it's been recorded several times for piano, including "The Complete Works of Scott Joplin, played by Richard Zimmerman.
Get well and don't sit "Under the Mango Tree!" (Song in the movie Dr. No) :)
Looking out the window while enjoying your tunes.. is that a loquat tree in flower outside?
OK, great, let's hear him play the banjo, then.
Please fix the broken key.
Wild one by Boddy Rydell.
Hi Leander, I love to hear you play. How old are you and what country do you live in?❤
*#LeanderFullOfLove
I'm into Ann Margret every day except Sunday.
@@perrycomeau2627 I have heard her songs but I haven't seen any of the movies she was in.
I'm curious how many times/hours to you have to play a song before you have it committed to memory?
Leander, did the mango skin (peel) touch your face? Many, if not most, people are sensitive to something in the skin of the mango and get rashes from it if it touches their skin. If a little bit of the peel got in with the fruit you were eating that could be why you had a reaction. It may be that you can tolerate mangos just fine as long as you have your parents make absolutely sure there is no trace of the skin in what you’re eating, and no mango skin touches your face.
Someone fix that broken key on the piano!
@@Jenny_1158 That is not fair. We have no idea what the family circumstances are. I do know that such a happy boy comes only from a loving family.
@@stevenchacalaI guess we each have our own opinions.
@@Jenny_1158How gross and unkind. Do you actually know anything about them? I hope he doesn’t see your nasty comment.