Scott Joplin Complete Works CD2/5

[@danielt.9611]

The video is up again, it got blocked due "The Entertainer", so we will no longer be able to hear it. I apologise in advance.

[@rjwintl]

OMG, why was that ??? ... copyright infringe ??? ... descendants protest ???

[@danielt.9611]

@@rjwintl Something to do with royalties, I don't know the details, Richard Zimmerman himself got sued for performing this song.

[@giraty50]

Thanks.... for the entertainer issue well, there's plenty of them online

[@davidcavalari226]

Wha...? The Entertainer was published in 1902 and is most assuredly public domain.

[@awvalenti]

Probably the interpretation is not public domain. Anyway, thanks for reuploading it! Could you please update the description to reflect the new times?

[@zuzannawisniewska4464]

Scott Joplin never died he just became music...

[@arud555]

while i love this recording, it kills me that the endings get swallowed up in the fade-in/fade-out. Kinda ruins Pickanniny Days.

[@harryandruschak2843]

With a tip o' the hat to Joshua Rifkin, who in 1970 started the great revival of Joplin's music. Probably this is a remastered CD of the original vinyl records....Scott Joplin - His Complete Works - Label: Nonesuch Records (1974)

[@soetamikoestomo7885]

Scott Joplin LIVES!!!! Thank you for uploading his great works, Daniel T.!!!

[@funnyuser2796]

I think he died like over 100 years ago.

[@urfavragtimeguy3875]

@@funnyuser2796 She means like, his music is still living and alive and known today

[@funnyuser2796]

@@urfavragtimeguy3875 I know, my comment was a joke

[@rickboothe8118]

Kudos to the gentleman who did the Sting soundtrack. .. I´'ll. be darned if I can remember his name. I JUST DID, MARVIN HAMLISCH.

[@thomassmith6644]

I cried on a mid-summers day listening to Scott Joplin. barstoolsandbusstops

[@choco1445]

Scott Joplin is the paragon,magnetic,and nonpareil!!

[@sparkup5097]

first track "i am thinking of my pickanniny days" - un homage to robert schumann's träumerei, perhaps?

[@TheAvenstar]

Excellent! I have often compared Tramurai to Weeping Willow also -- beautiful haunting melody.

[@paulzambori1728]

Scott Joplin. None can compare, nobody's even close.

[@fizzybubblech2128]

Agree 100%. He was the coming of the Lord.

[@CalicoJack1803]

What a beautiful sentiment.

[@jackpalance5099]

I like this video….MrDon

[@dennisspunkt9599]

Fuck.... this Version of the Entertainer was by far the best i ever heard... is there a possibility to exchange this piece with you via Discord or Email ? Kind regards

[@alexdelarge1375]

Just wishing after years passed for you to have the sheet.

[@fmwilliams3360]

nice compilation and playing. just annoying that the tracks overlap at the beginning and end.

[@arud555]

I love that you can hear the heel stamps in The Ragtime Dance

[@guileguileguile8177]

weeping willow wow wow wow

[@chibear13]

LOVE! THANKS!

[@JanKowalski-nc4ez]

Brawo Richard Zimmerman 👋🤝👍

[@Mackandal-]

Maestro 💯❤️

[@leonardofinkelstein6665]

¡Genial, gracias!

[@queenfubi]

Thank you so much Daniel T

[@annecohen8927]

My favorite pianist Richard Zimmerman and the other is Joshua Rifkin.....

[@clyax113]

Anyone else hear the what I believe to be drums in The Ragtime Dance?

[@bilzebor8457]

yes in some joplin's ragtimes you need to stomp your foot while playing (it's written on the sheet)

[@Grgrfrnk]

AGREE

[@topliner9534]

Sad story about this recording - Richard Zimmerman got sued for the royalties because three of the songs were not in public domain yet, and the copyright was still held by the estate of Lottie Joplin.

[@chuckHart70]

Why is that sad? I mean Lottie was probably happy.

[@jonkiparsky7369]

@@chuckHart70 "the estate of". She was neither happy nor sad about this, since at that point her concerns for things earthly had ceased.

[@SPINWER]

Thank you for this!

[@vinisiogonzales9128]

Lo mejor de lo mejor gracias aDios Encino este genio

[@scorekeepn]

This is superb

[@SaloCovers]

Love the last one(The Chrysanthemum)!!!!!!

[@townnet]

Where the 3, 4 & 5?

[@thehaseeb9136]

35:52 37:00

[@StrideLatinProgRick]

Bellissime interpretazioni, e quella di "Weeping Willow" è semplicemente insuperabile. Grandissimo Richard Zimmerman.

[@mamunazareth9103]

Superb playing