Gershwin Promenade for piano with score

Promenade (Walking the Dog) from “Shall We dance” - Gershwin wrote this as part of a dog walking sequence taking place on the promenade deck of an ocean liner, and titled ‘walking the Dog’. In 1960, George’s brother Ira had it published as a solo piano work, and changed the title to “Promenade”. The lovely contemplative pace and expressive middle section make this a special musical moment.. I used a Roland RD SX700 keyboard

[@stevehinnenkamp5625]

Absolutely delightful. It was titled "Walking the Dog" and I think that's more fun.

[@davepowell7168]

Smoooth 🎉

[@drtee51]

Cool! I like this. I want to learn it.

[@Dylonely42]

Brilliant !

[@user-ec8rm9hr8q]

I like it🙂🎹🎵🇬🇷

[@Isaac-mt9hx]

This is nice

[@ronl7131]

Jaunty vibe

[@lemokolyon]

It sounds like a deleted track from ''an American in Paris''.

[@nadiaboulanger9323]

Gershwin transcribed himself?

[@georgia.newman]

Damn it it’s in the wrong key for clarinet