Lilly Pilly Rag - Tom Anderson (2013) Ragtime Piano Solo

[@ChristinaPepper]

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[@josemariadasilveira6375]

Wanderfull ,perfect and beautiful pianist. Congratulation ❤

[@frankbasil3693]

Great Performance! Silky delicate!

[@josimar8497]

Beautiful!

[@DisneyBatchman]

Very nice!

[@allspice55]

Thanks for adding a ray of sunshine to our cold snowy day! Another polished work. 🥰

[@ChristinaPepper]

Glad you enjoyed it 🥰

[@pjotrkolster]

What a fun rag! Nice to hear another contemporary rag, but in a more classical style! The trio is really touching. :)

[@ChristinaPepper]

Agreed! Simple, lovely, and very accessible for ragtime beginners 😊

[@philippedervieuxcompositeu1030]

It's great the interpretations of Ragtime that you have published. I love this style and it's always a pleasure to know musicians who perpetuate this wonderful musical history. I listened to your albums on Spotify. I knew Max Morath, who was a friend and who was a great interpreter of this music, your talent is worthy of his passion for Ragtime. In France, there was also Claude Bolling, whom I also knew, he had recorded two excellent Ragtime albums that Max appreciated very much. Have you thought about playing Novelty Piano as well? There is also a fantastic repertoire by Arthur Shutt, Roy Bargy, Rube Bloom, Pauline Alpert, Robin Frost etc. With your technique and your beautiful musicality, you could breathe new life into this repertoire that is too rarely played. In any case, thank you very much for your work, and I wish you more and more success, you certainly deserve it.

[@ChristinaPepper]

This is such a lovely comment, thank you! I've played a few novelties but haven't delved too deeply (at least partially because a lot of it was written later and doesn't fall into the public domain here in the US) but I will look into the composers you suggested 😊