Selected Music from Venge Art by Gary Noland
Jack Rummel
March 12, 2004
Being a ragtime reviewer, it is often interesting to see what shows up in my mailbox. Let me also state right from the get-go that, as
Being a ragtime reviewer, it is often interesting to see what shows up in my mailbox. Let me also state right from the get-go that, as
Subtitled “20 Original Piano Solos by Reginald R. Robinson,” this self-produced compact disc is an eclectic mix of rags, tangos, waltzes, a blues, a march
Several years ago when Matthew Davidson released his first ragtime CD, it contained several novelty piano pieces. I was so impressed that I stated publicly
As the director of The Golden Gate Radio Orchestra, Peter Weiglin, says in his eloquent liner notes, “When Radio swept the nation, beginning in the
When I was first learning about ragtime, I kept encountering references to the cakewalk, all of which seemed to assume that the reader already knew
A nice compilation from the 1983-1989 recordings of Henry “thins” Francis, this puts into accessible CD format what was previously only available on vinyl. Francis is
Brian Keenan shows a wisdom beyond his years. Not yet 30, he has become a dominant voice in the new ragtime and terra verde field, as
Perhaps I should put my prejudicial disclaimer right up front: I like the way Glenn Jenks plays ragtime. His approach is confident and authoritative, whether
