Scott Joplin / by Haskins, James, 1941-2005, Benson, Kathleen

Table of Contents: “…The rediscovery of Scott Joplin -- Prelude -- Texarkana -- Itinerant pianist -- Sedalia -- St. …”


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Scott Joplin's Treemonisha : vocal selection / by Joplin, Scott, 1868-1917

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Scott Joplin and the age of ragtime / by Argyle, Ray

Table of Contents: “…Writing in ragtime ; Tin Pan Alley and All that jazz : footloose in "black bohemia" ; They all played ragtime : Scott Joplin and Irving Berlin : a case of plagiarism? …”


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Scott Joplin and the ragtime years / by Evans, Mark, 1947-

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Piano rags by Joplin, Scott, 1868-1917

Table of Contents: “…Maple leaf rag : 1899 (3:13) -- The entertainer : a ragtime two-step : 1903 (4:58) -- The ragtime dance : 1906 (3:13) -- Gladiolus rag : 1907 (4:24) -- Fig leaf rag : 1908 (4:36) -- Scott Joplin's new rag : 1912 (3:07) -- Euphonic sounds : a syncopated novelty : 1909 (3:53) -- Elite syncopations : 1902 (2:56) -- Bethena : a concert waltz : 1905 (5:16) -- Paragon rag : 1909 (3:45) -- Solace : a Mexican serenade : 1909 (6:40) -- Pine apple rag : 1908 (3:26) -- Weeping willow : a ragtime two-step : 1903 (4:19) -- The cascades : a rag : 1904 (3:03) -- Country club : ragtime two-step : 1909 (4:54) -- Stoptime rag : 1910 (2:52) -- Magnetic rag : syncopations classiques : 1914 (5:11).…”

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Raggin' : a story about Scott Joplin / by Mitchell, Barbara, 1941-

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Collected piano works by Joplin, Scott, 1868-1917

Table of Contents: “…Antoinette -- Augustan Club waltz -- Bethena -- Binks' waltz -- A breeze from Alabama -- The Cascades -- The chrysanthemum -- Cleopha -- Combination march -- Country club -- The easy winners -- Elite syncopations -- The entertainer -- Eugenia -- Euphonic sounds -- The favorite -- Felicity rag -- Gladiolus rag -- Great crush collision -- Harmony Club waltz -- Heliotrope bouquet -- Kismet rag -- Leola -- Lily Queen -- Magnetic rag -- Maple leaf rag -- March majestic -- Nonpareil (None to equal) -- Original rags -- Palm leaf rag -- Paragon rag -- Peacherine rag -- Pine apple rag -- Pleasant moments -- Ragtime dance -- Reflection rag -- Rosebud -- School of ragtime -- Scott Joplin's new rag -- Sensation -- Silver swan rag -- Solace -- Something doing -- Stoptime rag -- The strenuous life -- Sugar cane -- Sunflower slow drag -- Swipesy -- The sycamore -- Wall Street rag -- Weeping willow.…”


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Ragtime : its history, composers, and music by Hasse, John Edward, 1948-, Waterman, Guy, Schreyer, Lowell H., Berlin, Edward A., Schuller, Gunther, Tichenor, Trebor Jay, Leonard, Neil, 1927-2012, Reed, Addison W. (Addison Walker), 1929-, Morath, Max, Nadeau, Roland, Gillis, Frank, Campbell, Brun, Dapogny, James, Riddle, Ronald, Cohen, Norm, 1936-, Cohen, David, 1942 April 26-

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Blackness in opera

Table of Contents: “…Political currents and black culture in Scott Joplin's Treemonisha /…”
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Lives of the musicians : good times, bad times (and what the neighbors thought) by Krull, Kathleen

Table of Contents: “…The red priest: Antonio Vivaldi -- Twenty children and 1,200 compositions: Johann Sebastian Bach -- No ordinary baby: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart -- Moodiness and moonlight: Ludwig van Beethoven -- "My dear corpse": Frédéric Chopin -- A successful farmer and opera-composer: Giuseppe Verdi -- A different white dress every night: Clara Schumann -- Dear friends and gentle hearts: Stephen Foster -- The checked cotton underwear of Johannes Brahms -- Pulsing and quivering: Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky -- Topsy-turvydom: William Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan -- Velvet gentleman: Erik Satie -- The entertainer: Scott Joplin -- He stretched our ears: Charles Ives -- Standing on his head: Igor Stravinsky -- Tender Tyrant: Nadia Boulanger -- Full of splinters: Sergei Prokofiev -- "Great, isn't it?"…”


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Eric Overmyer : collected plays. by Overmyer, Eric

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War and Peace

Table of Contents: “…Igor Stravinsky (5:09) -- Edward Elgar's "Cello Concerto" (6:13) -- Erick Satie (2:17) -- Scott Joplin and Igor Stravinsky (3:52) -- Paul Hindemith (2:33) -- Darius Milhaud (1:57) -- Sergei Prokofiev (3:18) -- George Gershwin (2:50) -- Maurice Ravel (5:42) -- Kurt Weill (2:53) -- Bela Bartók (7:58) -- Dmitri Shostakovich (5:10) -- Benjamin Britten (8:54) -- Credits: War and Peace (1:15)…”
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War and Peace

Table of Contents: “…Igor Stravinsky (5:09) -- Edward Elgar's "Cello Concerto" (6:13) -- Erick Satie (2:17) -- Scott Joplin and Igor Stravinsky (3:52) -- Paul Hindemith (2:33) -- Darius Milhaud (1:57) -- Sergei Prokofiev (3:18) -- George Gershwin (2:50) -- Maurice Ravel (5:42) -- Kurt Weill (2:53) -- Bela Bartók (7:58) -- Dmitri Shostakovich (5:10) -- Benjamin Britten (8:54) -- Credits: War and Peace (1:15)…”
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Tonality as Drama Closure and Interruption in Four Twentieth-Century American Operas by Latham, Edward David

Table of Contents: “…Tonality as drama: an introduction -- Dramatic closure: the Stanislavsky system and the attainment of character objectives -- Tonal closure: a Schenkerian approach to tonal drama -- The completed background line with open-ended coda: Scott Joplin's grand opera Treemonisha (1911) -- The multi-movement Anstieg or initial ascent: George Gershwin's folk opera Porgy and Bess (1935) -- The multi-movement initial arpeggiation: Kurt Weill's Broadway opera Street scene (1947) -- The prolonged permanent interruption: Aaron Copland's operatic tone poem The tender land (1954).…”
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Tonality as drama : closure and interruption in four twentieth-century American operas by Latham, Edward David

Table of Contents: “…Tonality as drama: an introduction -- Dramatic closure: the Stanislavsky system and the attainment of character objectives -- Tonal closure: a Schenkerian approach to tonal drama -- The completed background line with open-ended coda: Scott Joplin's grand opera Treemonisha (1911) -- The multi-movement Anstieg or initial ascent: George Gershwin's folk opera Porgy and Bess (1935) -- The multi-movement initial arpeggiation: Kurt Weill's Broadway opera Street scene (1947) -- The prolonged permanent interruption: Aaron Copland's operatic tone poem The tender land (1954).…”
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Sousa to Satchmo : Marsalis on the jazz band.

Table of Contents: “…Wycliffe Gordon -- Maple leaf rag / Scott Joplin ; orch. Gunther Schuller -- Cornet chop suey / Louis Armstrong -- Whoopin' blues / traditional -- Stars & stripes forever/ John Philip Sousa -- Variations sur Le carneval de Venise / Jean-Baptiste Arban ; arr. …”
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The Piano king of instruments

Table of Contents: “…History of the Piano (4:02) -- History of Stringed Instruments (4:22) -- Medici Family and Musical Invention (3:38) -- Bartolomeo Cristofori's Piano Forte (3:02) -- Popularity of the Piano in London (4:31) -- Mozart, Stein, and the Piano (4:04) -- Piano and the History of Song (4:04) -- Beethoven and the Piano (3:46) -- Gustav Mahler (3:17) -- Piano Music for the Common People (2:32) -- Debussy's Piano and Modernism (3:11) -- Syncopation, Ragtime, and Scott Joplin (5:08) -- Acoustic Piano vs. Electric Keyboard (1:41)…”
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The Piano : king of instruments

Table of Contents: “…History of the Piano (4:02) -- History of Stringed Instruments (4:22) -- Medici Family and Musical Invention (3:38) -- Bartolomeo Cristofori's Piano Forte (3:02) -- Popularity of the Piano in London (4:31) -- Mozart, Stein, and the Piano (4:04) -- Piano and the History of Song (4:04) -- Beethoven and the Piano (3:46) -- Gustav Mahler (3:17) -- Piano Music for the Common People (2:32) -- Debussy's Piano and Modernism (3:11) -- Syncopation, Ragtime, and Scott Joplin (5:08) -- Acoustic Piano vs. Electric Keyboard (1:41)…”
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I Can Hypnotise 'Dis Nation: Ragtime.

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Blackness in opera

Table of Contents: “…Gauthier and Jennifer McFarlane-Harris -- Race, "realism," and fate in Frederick Delius's Koanga / Eric Saylor -- Political currents and black culture in Scott Joplin's Treemonisha / Ann Sears -- Clarence Cameron White's Ouanga! …”
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