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Joplin's Entertainer for Trumpet and Piano
Joplin's Entertainer for Trumpet and Piano
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This most popular Scott Joplin Rag, "The Entertainer" reached high acclaim in 1973 as the most recognizable theme from Paul Newman & Robert Redford's movie classic, "The Sting". This Academy Award-Winning film was solely responsible for the resurgence of ragtime piano in general, but more specifically brought renewed interest in the works of Scott Joplin. "The Entertainer" was actually part of every TOP 40 music radio broadcast in the mid 70's and included with every "Billboard" countdown. We have brought it back to life with this great arrangement for Bb, Eb & C instruments. An endless interaction between the pianist and horns as the melody is flipped on each repeated passage. Joplin's Entertainer for Trumpet & Piano is arranged by Tony Santorella and edited by Steve Kenyon. This fun filled Santorella Publication is sure to draw a crowd. Each solo edition for Bb, Eb & C instruments is written in accommodating keys, therefore can also be played as an ensemble.
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