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Green-George Hamilton Green's Xylophone Solos (Solo part ONLY)-X

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George Hamilton Green's Xylophone Solos is a collection of previously unavailable arrangements for ragtime xylophone solo. Made up of popular songs from the 1920s, these solos are some of the most popular piece George Hamilton Green eve...
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George Hamilton Green's Xylophone Solos is a collection of previously unavailable arrangements for ragtime xylophone solo. Made up of popular songs from the 1920s, these solos are some of the most popular piece George Hamilton Green ever played. This is a MUST-HAVE collection of rare music of George Hamilton Green!

Titles included:

Title - Composer
Nola - Felix Arndt
Sparklets - Walter E. Miles
Basket of Roses - Fred G. Albers
Ole South (A Plantation Patrol) - J.S. Zamecnik
Simplicity - Dorothy Lee
Valse Danseuse - Walter E. Miles
Polly - J.S. Zamecnik
Butterfly Dance - Walter E. Miles
Cupid's Frolic - Walter E. Miles
The Coquette - Jessie L. Deppen

All arrangements by George Hamilton Green

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GHG's Xylophone Solos

Comments:

This is a reprint of the 1929 compilation of "George Hamilton Green's XYLOPHONE SOLOS of Famous Sam Fox Successes." Unlike the original compilation in book form, each of the ten arrangements for xylophone by GHG is conveniently printed on one side of a single 11-inch by 17-inch sheet. It's regrettable that the accompaniments to these delightful, easily accessible pieces are mostly long out of print. (Originally, the publisher had advertised accompaniments for both piano and orchestra.) I wouldn't describe any of these 100-year-old pieces as "ragtime" unless you're willing to stretch "Nola" and "Polly" into that category. The pieces are in 2/2, 3/4, 4/4, and 6/8. They were written by Felix Arndt, Walter Miles, Fred Albers, Dorothy Lee, and Jessie Deppen. The one 2/4 march, based on tunes by Stephen Foster, was written by J S Zamecnik. I think it would be worth the effort to gather together the accompaniments and republish them. These tunes deserve it.

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George A Huttlin

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