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Ragtime "Ode to Joy" (Original Post)
malthaussen
Jan 2020
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brokephibroke
(1,883 posts)1. No blasphemy
Looked like a fun piece to play, but more ragtime and ode.
Demovictory9
(32,445 posts)2. I don't hear the "ode to joy" melody
Leith
(7,808 posts)4. It starts at 1:38
This was great! People shouldn't have an issue with a classical piece being played in other styles. The only requirement is to do them well - and this one was excellent.
sdfernando
(4,929 posts)3. I play in a Ragtime Orchestra and we have quite a few period arrangements
that use classical and opera themes. It was quite popular back when ragtime was that "devil music" to take well known classical music and opera and turn them into ragtime arrangements.