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Magnetic Rag (2nd Part Only) by Scott Joplin
1 minute 43 seconds
Count Hippotaur's first spooky musical offering for this October from the dusty old pipe organ in his desolate hilltop castle is one of Scott Joplin's last works, composed three years before he died of syphillus.
Performed semi-live on October 3, 2007 on a Casio CT-670 synthesizer: Drums and Left Hand played live into the synthesizer's memory and then Right Hand played live on top of memory playback. Both my left and right hands are playing the Right Hand part on the third time through.
Music composed in 1914 by Scott Joplin (public domain)
(P) 2007
hippotaur
1 minute 43 seconds
Count Hippotaur's first spooky musical offering for this October from the dusty old pipe organ in his desolate hilltop castle is one of Scott Joplin's last works, composed three years before he died of syphillus.
Performed semi-live on October 3, 2007 on a Casio CT-670 synthesizer: Drums and Left Hand played live into the synthesizer's memory and then Right Hand played live on top of memory playback. Both my left and right hands are playing the Right Hand part on the third time through.
Music composed in 1914 by Scott Joplin (public domain)
(P) 2007
hippotaur
Category Music / Pre-60s
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 120 x 120px
File Size 3.17 MB
Thankx! :)
Actually the beat was preprogrammed by the synth...except for the part where it stops - I had to hit a button to get it to break.
The Left Hand rhythm part was split between my two hands - the left hand played the downbeat notes, and the right hand played the off-downbeat chords.
The coordination came in playing the Right Hand part with both hands simultaneously on the third time 'round.
Kev
)÷3
Actually the beat was preprogrammed by the synth...except for the part where it stops - I had to hit a button to get it to break.
The Left Hand rhythm part was split between my two hands - the left hand played the downbeat notes, and the right hand played the off-downbeat chords.
The coordination came in playing the Right Hand part with both hands simultaneously on the third time 'round.
Kev
)÷3
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