Adam Swanson LIVE (“Music by Decade 1890-1918”)
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- Опубликовано: 4 мар 2023
- Adam Swanson LIVE (“Music by Decade 1890-1918”)
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You know so many songs!!!!!! I am beyond impressed!!!! I am in love with your musical memory, your personality, hands, and fingers. If my brain weren’t so slow and my general current life, I’d be inspired to try to learn piano like you play.
You have the magic finger keyboard touch. Swipes cakewalk is my all time.favourite.
Swipsy ...the computer.always wants to correct merits not swipes.
Thank You so much! May God bless You continually! 😊
Thank you very much Adam .Good job keep it up .Always wonderful....from Fort Worth, Tx
Absolutely brilliant really enjoyed it all keep them coming!!!!
I loved the Russian rag, too, especially how it started with that classical tune from Chopin (or was it Liszt) then turned into a rag style.
This was sooo enjoyable. I didn’t miss too many. Although I didn’t remember all the lyrics. God how did I ever learn them all. Old movies? The piano and old sheet music and my parents.
I remember all the lyrics but one !
Great Job, Adam
Thank you Adam!
Always wonderful, knew almost all of them. I’m late but I do love Nights of Gladness if that ever fits into one of your programs. Thank you so much, you are such a pleasure to listen and watch you.
Adam..
I don’t know how but I knew every word to every song except the one after “A long way to Tipperary”.
So glad you mentioned one of my favorites, Blossom Cilley (sp) she pass on a year or so ago.
The person I mentioned was Blossom Seeley, a famous vaudevillian. She died MANY years ago! Haha (1886-1974).
Smoky Moes sounds like it has snippets from der konigs something or other- a tragic German poem and song about a dad and son running away on their horse from a monster of some sort. The exact placement runs away from my brain.
I like your medleys quite well--your music is so happy...long medleys are good for playing with silent films (sometimes symphony halls do this as a special fun family night)...for bars, parties, concerts, short to medium pieces are better...dts/usa
Have just caught up with your opening medley (missed the first half hour of live broadcast). Wow!! What a fabulous 30 minutes - thank you for reminding us just how beautiful and upbeat popular music used to be. I shall be replaying this concert many times!
Live performance 3/5/2023
Timestamps:
0:00:18 - 0:03:48 Long medley covering the period (How many can you name?)
He mentions a few from the medley:
Beautiful Ohio;
Redwing;
It Looks Like a Big Night Tonight;
Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay]
0:32:50 - 0:33:08 Black and White Rag (George Botsford 1908)
0:36:38 - 0:37:53 St Louis Tickle (Theron C Bennett 1903)
0:40:11 - 0:41:20 Crazy Bone Rag (Charles L Johnson 1913);
0:42:55 Crab Apples (Percy Wenrich 2011)
0:45:12 - 0:45:33 Calico Rag (Nat Johnson 1914)
0:48:54 - 0:49:48 Searchlight Rag (Scott Joplin 1907)
0:53:40 - 0:54:10 Snakey Blues (Will Nash 1915)
0:59:04 - 0:59:42 Under the Bamboo Tree (Bob Cole & J Rosamond Johnson & James Weldon Johnson 1902)
1:02:05 - 1:02:49 By the Light of the Silvery Moon (Gus Edwards 1909)
1:04:52 - 1:05:25 Tickled to Death (Charles Hunter 1899)
1:08:27 - 1:09:02 My Gal Sal (Paul Dresser 1905)
1:12:42 - 1:13:13 Smoky Mokes (Abe Holzman 1899)
1:17:51 - 1:18:41 Ragtime Nightingale (Joseph Lamb 1915)
1:23:48 - 1:23:53 Happy Birthday (for Carl)
1:24:29 - 1:24:52 Russian Rag (George L Cobb 1918)
1:29:53 - 1:30:33 Half and Half (Joe Jordan 1915)
1:33:07 - 1:33:33 That Teasin' Rag (Joe Jordan 1909)
1:35:50 - 1:36:12 Corsica aka That Corsica Rag aka That French Rag (Joe Jordan 1909);
1:37:59 At the Ball That's All (J Leubrie Hill 1913)
1:40:27 - 1:40:53 Stars and Stripes Forever (John Phillip Sousa 1897)
This is my first time listening!! WOW!! I am a classical music and opera fan. Horowitz made several transcriptions of opera arias and some of these arias from this time period would make some excellent additions to your show. Puccini and Giordano wrote some great music. Best part, their arias lasted less than 3 minutes...to fit them on victoriola disks. Perhaps you might consider adding an aria transcriptions or two in future concerts???
Belle musique. …..!!
I had an idea for a theme that you might be interested in. I was thinking about how popular rag, blues and jazz were here in North America, but I got to thinking about how very popular this music was in Europe, as well. Particularly in England, France and Germany. Might make for a good show.🙂
Can you post the list on Facebook, so we can see the songs?
Where is "Take Me Out to the Ball Game"?
Maybe Adam you could get up a tour with Max Jeenlysude and Frank Luvolsi. You are all phenomenal but each so distinctive. Please come East.
And as long as you’re travelling east, please keep going and come out to Australia (the long way round I know!)
@@RS-gl9ht Gladly, if any of you know how to book a concert tour!
Ted Donaldson died. I know you knew him!
you should credit the proper people
What do you mean?