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Nice piece, but not a blues. Oddly, there are discrepancies between the score & audio - something I've never noticed in your previous posts.

Very Nice!!

1905 was a pretty year for music in my opinion. Basically like the the 1900’s version of 2005

What a threat!

🤭

You can hear the development of Stride in this piece

lovely bit of playing-would you be able to share the name of this song?

spokes? like the parts of a wheel?

Merci, il est très bien!

No blues here.

Ah yes I remember this one ! Even arranged it I think but not sur for a recording.

I love this one! It was published in New Orleans.

Cool stuff❤

this piece has band parts and isnt swung at all, not sure where you got that idea?

Delightful! Thanks!

Oh, thanks for posting this one! So happy, it makes me want to grab a partner and dance!

Ah yes, the original inspiration behind the Baha Men classic.

Beau travail de compilation, très belle idée!

a bit slow for a onestep

Magnifique!

Jolie musique, très agréable à écouter

I love this piece and all the other songs I have played by this composer. And this is the first time tonight I have heard his music let alone even heard of him period. I wonder if Scott Joplin Who's music his dad published was an influence of his. Sounds a little like it in my opinion.

I love this!

Surprised to see this! Hogben was from New Haven.

I read 'Uncle Ruckus' in a split second 😂😂😂😂😂😂 @Dorian, if you don't know who Uncle Ruckus is, it's from The Boondocks 😂

Very good.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

They should call this one the PAN-cake walk…

But why, though? It’s coarse, rough, and it gets everywhere.

Nice rag

Oh il est chouette, merci Dorian !

Thank you for your work!It breathes life into my world

Thank you so much! I have a 120 year old piano roll of this and couldnt listen to it until now! (The instument is under restoration)

THANK YOU FOR CREATING THIS FINE PEICE OF WORK

Really delightful 🙂

Start and end with a musical quote from Arthur Sullivan, who was himself quoting a Japanese popular tune. You can’t go wrong with that.

Прелесть! Спасибо!

Joli !

Was this a common spelling of Tokyo back then?

Pretty, whimsical, more like an "Eastern Serenade" but that's Henry Lodge.

Kendrick Lamar brought me here

Очень люблю ваш канал !!! Я концертмейстер уроков хореографии в школе искусств. Распечатываю ваши нотныи тексты и испрльзую их на уроках хореографии. Очень веселые регтаймы !!! Выходите почаще.......всегда вас жду !!! Благодарю за работу !!!

Why does this sound like a MIDI guitar synth?

Magnifique musique!

Love your site. Thank You

Spasibo, Dorian. Great.

Melodias a cual mas bellas

Hey! Do you happen to own this sheet music? If so, I’d be interested in buyin’ it off ya :)

This was also recorded by the late Bob Wright on a homemade CD he made in the late 90s or early 2000s called "Synthetic Rags". These are electronic synthesizer renditions of some very rare pieces. I hope to get permission to put up the album for everyone to listen. On this piece on the recording (they're done in various styles), Bob Wright emulates (via synthesizer) the entire Lu Watters Yerba Buena Jazz Band, including Wally Rose on piano.

shave and a haircut, two bits!