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Marco Fumo plays 'The Early Ragtime'

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Marco Fumo *, Piano

'The Early Ragtime'

Ragtime
Period:
20th Century
Catalogue:
OC41RT (-41)
Type of files:
WAV
Other specs:
None

 

 

   

 

Album content

Turpin, Tom [Thomas Million] (1871-1922): Harlem Rag (p. 1897)
Joplin, Scott (1867-1917): Ragtime selection
Joplin, Scott / Hayden, Scott: Ragtime selection
Scott, James Sylvester (1885-1938): Ragtime selection
Joplin, Scott / Chauvin, Louis: Ragtime selection
Beiderbecke, Leon Bix (1903-1931): Ragtime selection

To listen to specific tracks click on the single titles listed under 'Track-list/previews'.

A disc entirely devoted to the legend of ragtime and its birth; includes the first ever published ragtime signed by Turpin, the most famous rags by Joplin and Scott, the one of Gershwin and the development towards jazz by Beiderbecke. The pianist we present is one of the leading experts in this field, the Italian Marco Fumo, who for over thirty years has dedicated himself to researching the interpretation of Afro-American music and ragtime in particular. The recording was made on a 1952 Bluethner grand piano and captured by Neumann mics (Tube M 147 + TLM 103). The result is something fascinating!

Details of 'The Early Ragtime'Info:
Year of release: 2010
The recording was made at OnClassical Studio, Pove del Grappa in 2009.
Time duration: 49:12
Size: 496 Mb (in .wav files)
Original resolution: 88.2 kHz * 24 bit
Dynamic range: 13
Sound quality: *** (3 stars = maximum)
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Technical cast:
Sound engineering: Alessandro Simonetto
Post-production: Alessandro Simonetto
(General) Production: OnClassical
Equipment used: Neumann mics.
Instrument(s) used: 9-foot Bluethner 1952 piano
Tuning: N/A
Image on cover: N/A
Art-work: ©Ad-venture
Other notes: N/A

° Dynamic range (DR, see Pleasurize Music Foundation): a value expressed in dB and provided by a specific algorythm certifying a dynamic sound on the recording; best values for classical music have to be ranged between 9 and 14+.

Original audio is copyrighted: OnClassical-Marco Fumo, © 2009

   
 

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