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Ragtime

Dr Gradus · 2012-07-31 02:17:44

Recently been listening to a lot of old ragtime classics, would love to get into learning it. It's a long shot, but if anyone knows of any ragtime societies or groups, preferably in Dublin, that would be amazing. Also, I'm coming from a pretty classical background, but is the whole ragtime piano technique generally just a…

31-07-2012 3:17am

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Dr Gradus

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Recently been listening to a lot of old ragtime classics, would love to get into learning it. It's a long shot, but if anyone knows of any ragtime societies or groups, preferably in Dublin, that would be amazing.

Also, I'm coming from a pretty classical background, but is the whole ragtime piano technique generally just a self-taught thing, or is there tuition available in any format?

Apologies if this is the wrong forum, I figure rag-time music is pretty close to jazz in how improvisation can feature heavily!

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bdr529

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I seen some flyers for a Jazz piano guy called Greg LLoyd who is offering blues piano workshops. here's his website

http://greglloydmusic.com/category/el-gusto/

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