Preview: The Conniptions, A Rag, from New Ragtime Piano Music
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SKU: A0.862451
Composed by Michael Bomier. 20th Century. Score. 5 pages. Michael Butkus-Bomier #2008077. Published by Michael Butkus-Bomier (A0.862451).A rag inthe key of C, a bit unusual for the ragtime idiom, which often uses several flats. An opening theme, which recurs as the 4th section, uses chromatic scales and harmony, in the classic Missouri style. The 2nd section is a new theme in the subdominant, with a minor strain for contrast. The 3rd section is yet more new music, but this time it is back to chromaticism in the parallel minor of the subdominant, F minor. Then back to the main theme, and out with a rousing closing chorus in the dominant, G. Pedal on the strong beats, and Don't Play it Too Fast, as Maestro Joplin always admonished! Approx duration at tempo indicated is 4 mins 15 secs.
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