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Monty Suffern Several Assorted Pieces to Set the Mood San Antonio Ragtime Society Play list for June 29, 2019 - Pre-meeting - Monty Suffern several assorted pieces to set the mood -Meeting - Monty Suffern Medley for the 4th of July: Liberty Bell, Stars and Stripes Forever, America the Beautiful, Stars and Stripes Forever (reprise) Bill Thompson My Hero 2002 Dale Hadley Mark Camann Flibertigibbet 2019 Mitch Meador Monty S. I Mark C. Marche Militaire -1826 Franz Schubert (duet) Coco Costello Dusting the Piano unknown (novelty) Henry Tam Beth en a 1905 Scott Joplin Henry Tam Cascades 1904 Scott Joplin Vance Strickland School of Ragtime, 1908 Scott Joplin (#'s 1 and 2) Alex Ko Champagne Rag (partial) 1910 Joseph Lamb Alex Ko Rubberplant Rag 1909 George Cobb Bill McNally Southern Rag Medleys Blind Boone (Strains from the Alley) 1908 (Strains from the Flat Branch) 1909 Bill McNally Rialto Ripples 1917 George Gershwin (with a bit of Chevy Chase mixed in) 191 4 Eubie Blake -Break- Monty Suffern Silent Movie: Two Tars, 1928 circa 1930 various - with Laurel and Hardy - (accompaniment- 24 songs from circa 1930) Chris Castillo Quarry Rag -2015 Chri s Castillo Chris Castillo Playland Rag -2016 Chris Castillo Henry Tam Gladiolus 1907 Scott Joplin Henry Tam Easy Winners 1901 Scott Joplin San Antonio Ragtime Society Meeting: April 27, 2019 List of performers and music played Performer Title Composer Year The Entertainer Weeping Willow The Ragtime Dance Jimmy Drury Scott Joplin The Easy Winners Leola Elite Syncopations Vicki McRae Red Rose Rag Percy Wenrich 1911 Bill Thompson Race Horse Rag Mike Bernard 1911 Vicki McRae & Cleopha - March & Two Step Scott Joplin 1902 Bill Thompson (duet - arr. Mauritzio Machella) Vicki McRae & Magnetic Rag Scott Joplin 1914 Bill Thompson (duet - arr. Fred Kern) Jack Love Cotton Time Charles Daniels 1910 Jack Love Melody of Spring Hans Engelmann 1915 Jack Love Melody of Love Hans Engelmann 1903 Jack Love Oh You Devil Fred Dabney 1909 Jack Love Oh You Angel Fred Dabney 1911 Jack Love Rubies & Pearls Harry A. Tierney 1911 Jack Love Panama William Tyres 1911 Jack Love Lovey Dovey George Botsford 1910 Jack Love Aggie War Hymn Pinkie Wilson 1914 Jack Love Circus Days Moissaye Boguslawski 1936 Jack Love Cloud Kisser Charles Johnson 1911 Jack Love Twinkles Charles Gish 1909 Jack Love Crabapples Percy Wenrich 1908 Jack Love Porcupine Rag Charles Johnson 1909 Jack Love Turkish Rondo Richard Krentzlin 1910 Jack Love At The Campfire Richard Krentzlin 1927 San Antonio Ragtime Society Meeting: February 9, 2019 List of performers and music played Performer Title Composer Year Order Jim Schuppenhauer, p. Alfred Bryan & Are You Sincere? 1908 1 Cassandra Hill, vocalist Albert Gumble Jim Schuppenhauer, p. A Picture of Her Face Scott Joplin 1895 2 Cassandra Hill, vocalist Jack Love & Scott Joplin's New Rag (duet) Scott Joplin 1912 3 Gustavo Valadez Jack Love & The Strenuous Life (duet) Scott Joplin 1902 4 Gustavo Valadez Mark Camann Chisholm Trail Stampede Mitch Meador 2011 5 Vicki McRae & Combination March (duet) Scott Joplin 1896 6 Bill Thompson Brooks Christensen Maple Leaf Rag Scott Joplin 1899 7 Brooks Christensen Pickles & Peppers Adaline Shepherd 1906 8 Monty Suffern Bohemian Companion Monty Suffern 2009 9 (companion rag to "Bohemia" by Lamb) Davis Thomas Monty Suffern Through the Bottom Lands 1981 10 Roberts Jack Love Dengoso (Maxixe-Tango) Ernesto Nazareth 1914 11 Jack Love The Cascades Scott Joplin 1904 12 (BREAK) Jack Love Weeping Willow Scott Joplin 1903 13 Jack Love & The Easy Winners (duet) Scott Joplin 1903 14 Gustavo Valadez Monty Suffern The Entertainer Scott Joplin 1902 15 Sprig of Basil Rag Monty Suffern (companion rag to "Garlic Pudding" by L. Monty Suffern 2006 16 Migachyov) Brooks Christensen Ain't Misbehavin' Fats Waller 1929 17 Brooks Christensen Spanish Autumn Brian Holland 2013 18 Vicki McRae & Louis Chauvin & Heliotrope Bouquet (duet) 1907 19 Bill Thompson Scott Joplin Bill Thompson The Sycamore Scott Joplin 1904 20 Mark Camann Treasure Map Mitch Meador 2011 21 Aaron Walker Solace Scott Joplin 1909 22 San Antonio Ragtime Society Meeting: October 13, 2018 List of performers and music played Performer Title Composer Year Order Jack Love & Solace (arr. Petrov) Scott Joplin 1909 1 Gustavo Valadez J. Rosamond Johnson Bill Thompson Lazy Moon (song) 1903 2 & Bob Cole Joe McKay Sensation Joseph Lamb arr. Joplin 1908 3 Josh Jenski Beach Buggy Boogie Martha Mier 1993 4 Jack Love That Lovin' Rag Bernie Adler 1907 5 Bill Thompson & Peacherine Rag Scott Joplin 1903 6 Vicki McRae (arr. Kern & Thompson) Jack Love Planxty Glenn Jenks 1993 7 Vicki McRae & Percy Wenrich & Red Rose Rag (song) 1911 8 Ellin Schoenfeld Edward Madden Rhoda Auerbach Chatterbox Rag George Botsford 1910 9 Jack Love Apple Jack Charles Johnson 1909 10 (BREAK) Scott Joplin & Jimmy Drury Something Doing 1903 11 Scott Hayden Jimmy Drury Weeping Willow Rag Scott Joplin 1903 12 Joe McKay Pine Apple Rag Scott Joplin 1908 13 Chris Castillo Quarry Rag Chris Castillo 2016 14 Vicki McRae & All Muddled Up Percy Wenrich 1922 15 Ellin Schoenfeld Scott Joplin & Jack Love Lily Queen 1907 16 Arthur Marshall Joe McKay Solace Scott Joplin 1909 17 Vicki McRae & Davy Crockett is Helping Tommy Connor & 1956 18 Ellin Schoenfeld Santa Claus Frank Stanton Jack Love Some Pumpkins Ed Kuhn 1918 19 San Antonio Ragtime Society Meeting: August 25, 2018 List of performers and music played Performer Title Composer Year Order Jack Love The Washington Post March J.P. Sousa 1885 1 Slow March from Sonata No. 4 Pete Petrov Pete Petrov 1990 2 "American" Richard Golladay Me and My Shadow Dreyer / Rose / Jolson 1927 3 Richard Golladay Evergreen Rag James Scott 1915 4 Bill Thompson The Arugula Leaf Rag Larisa Migachyov 2007 5 Jim Schuppenhauer, p. Meet Me in St. Louis Kerry Mills 1904 6 Cassandra Hill, vocalist Jim Schuppenhauer, p. Percy Weinrich/ Red Rose Rag 1911 7 Cassandra Hill, vocalist Edward Madden Chris Castillo Playland Rag Chris Castillo 2016 8 Vincent Matthew Bill McNally Sweet Pea 2014 9 Johnson Bill McNally High Hattin' Zez Confrey 1924 10 Medley: Blue Skies / Bye Bye Monty Suffern Irving Berlin 1926 11 Blues / California Here I Come Monty Suffern Magnetic Rag Scott Joplin 1914 12 BREAK The Burning of Rome Mark Camann E.T. Paull 1903 13 (March and Two-Step) Wood-Bibo arr. Paul Mark Camann Play That Song of India Again Whiteman (after 1921 14 Rimsky-Korsakov) Jack Love King Cotton J.P. Sousa 1895 15 Jack Love Wall Street Rag Scott Joplin 1909 16 Richard Golladay, p. George Gershwin & Summertime 1934 17 Cassandra Hill, vocalist DuBose Heyward Joseph Lamb & Scott Richard Golladay Sensation 1908 18 Joplin Bill Thompson & Pleasant Moments Scott Joplin 1909 19 Vicki McRae Luis Martinez Solace Scott Joplin 1909 20 Bill McNally Rambling in Rhythm Arthur Schott 1926 21 Bill McNally Pineapple Rag Scott Joplin 1908 22 Monty Suffern Chicken Fried Steak Rag Larisa Migachyov 2007 23 Monty Suffern The Victorian Lady's Lament Monty Suffern 2017 24 I Hold Her Hand & She Holds Mark Camann Mine (Ain't Love Grand) Irving Bibo 1921 25 (Feist Dance Folio) Pullman Porter Blues Cliff Ulrich Mark Camann 1921 26 (Feist Dance Folio) & Burton Hamilton San Antonio Ragtime Society Meeting June 23, 2018 List of performers and music played Performer Title Composer Year Order John Dong (3 time Youth Maple Leaf Rag Scott Joplin 1899 1 Festival Winner) Jim Schuppenhauer Scott Joplin A Picture of Her Face (piano), Cassandra (words & music) 1895 2,3 Please Say You Will Hill (vocalist) (his 1st compositions) Jack Love Honeymoon Rag Abe Ohlman 1908 4 Scott Joplin & Bill Thompson Swipesy (Cakewalk) 1900 5 Arthur Marshall Mark Camann Cactus Candy Mitch Meador 2013 6 Bill McNally In the Court of Old King Cole Raie Da Costa 1932 7 Luis Martinez Northern Lights Rag Max Keenlyside 2004 8 (guitar) Jack Love Ophelia Rag James Scott 1910 9 Bill Thompson / Champagne Rag (duet) Joseph Lamb 1910 10 Vicki McRae Bill McNally Dream Shadows William Bolcom 1970 11 (BREAK) Coco Castillo Wild Honeysuckle Rag Martha Mier 12 Für James Coco Castillo (based on Für Elise & James Bond Peter Thorne 13 Theme) A Breeze From Alabama Bill Thompson / (BT-sections A,B,D simplified, Scott Joplin 1902 14 Bill McNally BM-section C regular) John Dong The Entertainer Scott Joplin 1902 15 from Martin's show "Eubie and Me": Martin Spitznagel Martin Spitznagel 2018 16,17 Dreams of Irene Eubie and Me (w/Eubie's tricks) Jack Love Garotto Ernesto Nazareth 1916 18 John Dong Bethena (A Concert Waltz) Scott Joplin 1905 19 Bill McNally Amethyst ("The Shout") Art Tatum 1934 20 Bill McNally / Maple Leaf Rag (2 pianos) Scott Joplin 1899 21 Martin Spitznagel San Antonio Ragtime Society Meeting October 14, 2017 List of performers and music played Performer Title Composer Year 0rd (of piece) Jack Love Pine Apple Rag Scott Joplin 1908 01 Jack Love Whippoorwill Hollow Wilkes, Galen 1981 02 Jack Love Creeks of Missouri Wilkes, Galen 1983 03 Jack Love Ragtime Waltz Wilkes, Galen 1986 04 Jack Love Leprechaun Rag Wilkes, Galen 1981 05 Mark Camann Tango Rag Stoneham, Reginald 1914 06 (from Australia) Joe McKay Maple Leaf Rag Joplin, Scott/arr McKay 1899 07 (his interpretation of how it might be played on Saturday night in a saloon) Monty Suffern Cucumber Lemonade Migachyov, Larisa 2010 08 Monty Suffern Last of the Ragtime Pioneers Wilkes, Galen 1984 09 -- Break -- * Brad: Steinway Piano Gallery will (and announcements) be moving to a new location by the end of 2017. New location not (more info to follow at a specified yet. later date concerning the * Chris: Ragtime Festival (a SA300 announcements) event), tentative date in April, 2018; featuring ragtime, blues, jazz, folk. * Jimmy: Ragtime Concert, Nov. 12 at The Radius; featuring Bill McNalley Jimmy Drury Weeping Willow Joplin, Scott 1903 10 Mark Camann Johann Sebastian Rag Camann, Mark 2014 11 (based on themes by J.S.
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