Here's another track from Marnie’s new solo album, Classical Piano Favorites, Vol. 2. It includes some of her favorite classical pieces by Bach, Mozart, Schumann, Brahms, Debussy, Satie, Joplin and Rimsky-Korsakov (the famous Flight of the Bumblebee!)…we’re sure you’ll find some of your favorites on there, too. The album is available now on all platforms - click here (bit.ly/3wMiyN6) to listen on Spotify and add it to your own playlists! We’ll be posting lots more videos from this album in the coming weeks, so be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thank you so much for your support! 🤗
Thank you, Marnie. My grandmother learned this when Scott Joplin published it; it has been a family tune ever since, long before Joplin came back into fashion with 'The Entertainer'. She played as a teenager during the 1910's as a silent film pianist.
@BrooklynClassical excellent playing Marnie, I am humbly speaking a self taught pianist from the age of 15yrs, iam 53yrs now, and o love playing Scott Joplin rags like the entertainer, and Maple leaf 🍁 rag, also I want to thank you bc a while ago I saw you on you tube playing Mozart k331 1st movement theme and 6 variations, after I saw you I got hold of the sheet music this was a couple of months ago, and I can now play the 1st movement theme and 6 variations and rondo alla turca, and this gave me confidence to now play the k332 Mozart 1st movement and also 2nd and 3rd movement, of the k332, the 2nd and 3rd was a bit patchy but I am humbly speaking pleased with all my progress and even proud of myself what I have accomplished, considering I am self taught, these sonatas are now part of my repertoire,along with my Beethoven moonlight sonata and sonata pathetique, thought I will mention this to let you know all your videos are most appreciated, music and being able to play the piano is a wonderfull God given gift to have, greetings from wales uk 😃
Thank you so much Marnie. It's good to hear this played as Joplin wrote it--as a semi-classical piece in rag time. Every note rings true. Perfectly played in all aspects.
Not bad! If you keep practicing, you might get really good at the piano! Of course I’m kidding! Your tempo, clarity, rhythmic propulsion and stylistic grasp were exemplary. Bravo!
Marnie plays it very well and at the proper pace and dynamics. BRAVO! When “The Sting” came out in 1973, I purchased Joplin’s entire works for piano. Soon thereafter, I could sit down for several hours and play 10 rags from memory and at a professional level. I entered several Joplin performance festivals in Sedalia, MO. Playing time is great fun and entertaining for others. 🎹
Here's another track from Marnie’s new solo album, Classical Piano Favorites, Vol. 2. It includes some of her favorite classical pieces by Bach, Mozart, Schumann, Brahms, Debussy, Satie, Joplin and Rimsky-Korsakov (the famous Flight of the Bumblebee!)…we’re sure you’ll find some of your favorites on there, too. The album is available now on all platforms - click here (bit.ly/3wMiyN6) to listen on Spotify and add it to your own playlists!
We’ll be posting lots more videos from this album in the coming weeks, so be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thank you so much for your support! 🤗
Thank you, Marnie. My grandmother learned this when Scott Joplin published it; it has been a family tune ever since, long before Joplin came back into fashion with 'The Entertainer'. She played as a teenager during the 1910's as a silent film pianist.
That is so neat, playing for silent films! Thank you for sharing!
@BrooklynClassical excellent playing Marnie, I am humbly speaking a self taught pianist from the age of 15yrs, iam 53yrs now, and o love playing Scott Joplin rags like the entertainer, and Maple leaf 🍁 rag, also I want to thank you bc a while ago I saw you on you tube playing Mozart k331 1st movement theme and 6 variations, after I saw you I got hold of the sheet music this was a couple of months ago, and I can now play the 1st movement theme and 6 variations and rondo alla turca, and this gave me confidence to now play the k332 Mozart 1st movement and also 2nd and 3rd movement, of the k332, the 2nd and 3rd was a bit patchy but I am humbly speaking pleased with all my progress and even proud of myself what I have accomplished, considering I am self taught, these sonatas are now part of my repertoire,along with my Beethoven moonlight sonata and sonata pathetique, thought I will mention this to let you know all your videos are most appreciated, music and being able to play the piano is a wonderfull God given gift to have, greetings from wales uk 😃
AWESOME! Wonderfully played! Greetings from Vienna👏👏👏
Now that is what we call a REAL Steinway with the true American sound!
Wonderful to hear you playing rag!
Thank you so much Marnie. It's good to hear this played as Joplin wrote it--as a semi-classical piece in rag time. Every note rings true. Perfectly played in all aspects.
Thank you so much!
Excellent sound quality.
Just the right tempo! Beautiful! Brava!!
J'adore la sonorité de ce piano !
Un peu vintage et très clair.
Superbe enregistrement !
Wow! What a fun listen🎉❤. Thank You!
Love the casual movement of this video to accompany the piece, and seeing “behind the scenes” in your studio! Such a fun piece and fun video too!
So happy you liked it!
*Simply fun and beautiful*
Beautifully played and superbly miked up. More please!
Love her command of the pedal during this song. Bravo!
I don,t now about Pianos but this Steinway has a spezial sound.......great*
Beautiful 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Waw .... brilliantly played !!!
Bravo, Marnie! Great fun.
You can tell how much *_fun_* Marnie is having playing this tune to say nothing of her outstanding performance
👏👏👏 Wonderful way to start a Friday morning
Verry good playing, its my pleasure to listen often. to you
That is wonderful. I am certain Henry Z is very happy with this!
That's a instant subscribe
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Everything you play is perfection!
great job and thanks for sharing!
love it! great job :)
Love ur red hoody sweat shirt and jeans.
Always like ur clean cut plain studio.
Thx 4 the loverly piano performance!
Big Hugs 2u!
Perfection! ❤
Lively & beautiful music. Very nice piano cover ❤
instant smile. thanks!
Before I read your resume my ears knew you are simply the best. Thanks
Thank you so much for playing a Scott Joplin piece; I have been hoping that you would for a long time.
Oh good! Thank you for watching!
The piano is a musical component which I love. Thanks for sharing your talents with us, Brooklyn Classical. 😀😀😃😃😃🎼🎼🎹🎹🎹
Fantastic!
Just perfect ...👍👍
Beautiful. . . T/u
Not bad! If you keep practicing, you might get really good at the piano! Of course I’m kidding! Your tempo, clarity, rhythmic propulsion and stylistic grasp were exemplary. Bravo!
Love it!!!
Very good, it reminds us of a happy end of Sunday with cooler temperatures... if available, make a little more chopin
Hugs 😊
That's nice 👍
Marnie plays it very well and at the proper pace and dynamics. BRAVO! When “The Sting” came out in 1973, I purchased Joplin’s entire works for piano. Soon thereafter, I could sit down for several hours and play 10 rags from memory and at a professional level. I entered several Joplin performance festivals in Sedalia, MO. Playing time is great fun and entertaining for others. 🎹
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Beautiful! I love your playing! Would love to hear more early 1900 style music.
Fantastic 👍🏻
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Awesome! Really enjoyed it!
I love it ❤
Bravissima 🎹🎶
Awesome, so may i request a song, please play "morning has broken by Rick wackeman"
Marnie's performances are Always one of my Favorites. Keep the good work
Eccellente, bravissima ❤
Absolutely wonderful, Marnie! GREAT JOB!
Possibly a bit too much pedal for scott joplin, but somehow I think it makes it sound better!
WOW! That's a fine version of this classic!
How are the kids?
Amazing ❤❤❤
Tone clarity is exceptional. What model and year?
“Classical songs you’ve heard but don’t know the name (sic)”
@BrooklynClassical How long have you been playing the piano?