Green-Rags (CD) of George Hamilton Green (accompaniment CD)

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Description

A piano accompaniment CD of Green's most popular rags, with both practice and performance tempos.

Track Listing:
1/2. Tuning Note: A-442 - 19"
3. Chromatic Foxtrot (practice tempo) - 3'24"
4. Cross Corners (practice tempo) - 3'52"
5. Log Cabin Blues (practice tempo) - 4'00"
6. Ragtime Robin (practice tempo) - 3'19"
7. Rainbow Ripples (practice tempo) - 2'58"
8. Triplets (practice tempo) - 3'22"
9. The Whistler (practice tempo) - 2'47"
10. Jovial Jasper (practice tempo) - 3'21"
11. Chromatic Foxtrot (performance tempo) - 2'41"
12. Cross Corners (performance tempo) - 3'03"
13. Log Cabin Blues (performance tempo) - 3'01"
14. Ragtime Robin (performance tempo) - 2'42"
15. Rainbow Ripples (performance tempo) - 2'26"
16. Triplets (performance tempo) - 2'30"
17. The Whistler (performance tempo) - 2'15"
18. Jovial Jasper (performance tempo) - 2'34

Product Info

SKU 1620
Weight 0.1 lb

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Customer Reviews

tnx peter

Rating
Posted by
steve
Date Posted
04/14/2015

thanks for the review peter. exactly what i wanted to know. (i had to include a rating so chose the middle.)

Cd george Hamilton green

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Posted by
Aldo Mazzotti
Date Posted
05/07/2012

Good deal. Very helpful.

a bit disappointing

Rating
Posted by
Peter
Date Posted
04/01/2010

I purchased this CD thinking it would be a good stand-in for a pianist when doing a concert or clinic. The tracks are basically sequenced midi files likely created on Sibelius or Finale and are about as sterile, in terms of feel, as you would expect the "swing" rhythmic setting on one of those programs would produce. While the idea of the practice tempo/track is good for preparation, the click track during solo breaks keeps going on the performance-tempo tracks as well, making it seem like there was no thought of using these for a more professionally produced performance. After all, a good player would have no problem keeping time for 6-8 beats. Also, because most of the tape-accompaniment and play-along work done these days is much more easily done via iPod/mp3 player, I found it disappointing, possibly because of the labeling decal, that the cd did not allow for mp3 extraction. Perhaps a future version of the CD could be a mixed-mode disc with audio playing and data storage capability (very easy to do). Bottom line: Pick this up if you want to help a young student learn how to play with accompaniment in an accessible setting or to have something to practice along with, but do not think of this as an adequate replacement for a live accompanist in concert.