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Manhattan Rag
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Browse piano sheets by Fred Brownold on Zen Virtual Piano. Fred Brownold composed “Manhattan Rag,” published in St. Louis by John Stark & Son in 1901; “My Indian Queen,” also called “Sacajawea,” with an English libretto by Hiram W. Hayes; “That Rag,” dedicated “To the lovers of Ragtime” and published in St. Louis by the Thiebes-Stierlin Music Co. in 1907; and the “U.S. Marine Band March,” also titled “March and Two-Step.” A dedication “To the lovers of Ragtime” beside a work titled as a march and two-step suggests a composer at home in more than one musical form. Little information about this artist is available.
Browse piano sheets by Fred Brownold on Zen Virtual Piano.
Fred Brownold composed “Manhattan Rag,” published in St. Louis by John Stark & Son in 1901; “My Indian Queen,” also called “Sacajawea,” with an English libretto by Hiram W. Hayes; “That Rag,” dedicated “To the lovers of Ragtime” and published in St. Louis by the Thiebes-Stierlin Music Co. in 1907; and the “U.S. Marine Band March,” also titled “March and Two-Step.” A dedication “To the lovers of Ragtime” beside a work titled as a march and two-step suggests a composer at home in more than one musical form.
Little information about this artist is available.
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Pieces including “Manhattan Rag” (1901), “That Rag” (1907), “My Indian Queen” and the “U.S. Marine Band March.”
John Stark & Son of St. Louis, in 1901.