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Laibman,David Adventures In Ragtime Guitar CD
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- 13851064
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- 725543171320
- MPN:
- 113
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After 25 years the legendary ragtime guitar master has put together a collection of nine original classic rags. David Laibman is world renowned for his arranging and performing of classic piano ragtime compositions transcribed to fingerstyle guitar.
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1. Shelter in a Storm 2. Lull Water Rag 3. Ragtime Frolics 4. Annie's Dream 5. Pandora's Rag 6. Love in the Afternoon (A Ragtone Poem) 7. Polyphonic Pleasures (A Ragtime Waltz) 8. Vale of Cashmere Rag 9. Majestic Rag 10. [CD-ROM Track]
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