| All
American Ragtime Midi files sequenced by Truman L. Jayne
and others. |
 Bernie's
MIDI's This site provides fingerpicking (fingerstyle), flatpicking
etc. acoustic/electric MIDI Ragtime, Country, Bluegrass etc. music guitar
tunes sequenced by "The Guitar Guy", Bernie Schemitsch. |
| Bienvenue
chez Jean-Claude Boudrant - Ragtime and stride pianist at Disneyland-Paris
since1992 |
 Blue
Grass and Ragtime This site by Hamish Davidson of Yinnar,
Victoria - Australia has his original midi files |
 The
Greenfield Bowie Piano Page This web site features midi sequences of compositions by Greenfield
Bowie, a pianist and music composer from Austin, Texas, USA. |
 Colin D. MacDonald's Ragtime - March Waltz Website This site was created and maintained by Colin D. MacDonald and has over 400 midi files. |
 Cornucopia
Concert Band This is a Seattle based band that plays music of circa
1890-1930. The site includes *.WAV files that can be downloaded. |
| DECOY's
Scott Joplin Page This page by David Coy contains nearly
50 Joplin pieces sequenced by David and others. |
Perfessor"
Bill Edwards This site features "Perfessor" Bill Edward midi sequences
of classic ragtime, marches, and his own compositions. Site contains over
100 midi files plus original sheet music covers. Scope of music includes
general and rare piano rags, classic rags, ragtime songs, pre-ragtime marches,
blues, stomps, novelty piano, contemporary ragtime etc. Site also includes
ragtime. old-time definitions and history, playing tips, section on creating
midi sequences, and composer biographies etc. |
 This site has mainly jazz and stride midi files with a few ragtime
pieces. Site also has ragtime and jazz piano rolls and CDs for sale. |
 Gary's
Ragtime Midi Site Includes midi files and also special pages
for Scott Joplin's opera Tremonisha
Home Page and midi sequences and original advertising blurbs for
the heart of the Stark classic ragtime catalog on the John
Stark and Son Page.
|
 Irwin's
Midi Page This web site is maintained by Irwin Schwartz
and has midi files on ragtime, stride, and novelty piano. |
 Scott
Joplin (1868-1917) A teenager's site devoted to Scott Joplin is
maintained by Russell Warne. The site has over fifty MIDI files. |
| Welcome
to the Scott Joplin Homepage This page is maintained by Nathan
Cranford. The page dedicated to Scott Joplin. Included is a nearly
complete MIDI library of Scott Joplin's songs. |
| Keeper's
long-lost MIDI files This site is maintained by Ron O'Dell.
It contains ragtime sequences including his ragtime compositions plus selections
he has sequenced from Scott Joplin's opera Treemonisha. Some non-ragtime
pieces are included. |
| Mike
Knudsen's Home Page Amateur musician and retired computer engineer
Mike Knudsen's site has his ragtime midi compositions. |
 The
Stefan T. Lund Ragtime Parlor This site includes ragtime
midi arrangements by Stefan T. Lund. |
 Oleg
Mezjuev's Swedish Ragtime Home Page This page is maintained by
Oleg
Mezjuev and contains contemporary Swedish ragtime compositions written
by Peter Andersson, Sune "Sumpen" Borg, Ragnar Hellspong, Peter Lundberg,
Oleg Mezjuev and Kjell H. Waltman.. Some classical rags are also included
here, several of them sequenced by Kalle Johnsson, a young ragtime
fan from Stockholm. Also included are the contemporary ragtime compositions
written by David Thomas Roberts and William M. Shockley and
an International Rag Section. This site contains examples of Terra
Verde. |
 The Monrovia
Sound Studio features the music of Ferd 'Jelly Roll' Morton
- Joseph Lamb - James Scott and other notable Ragtime, Blues and Hot
Piano performers. The site is maintained by Mike Meddings.
From Mike's personal collection, you will discover some interesting letters,
photographs and other historic documents associated with Ragtime. As well
as Midi files arranged and sequenced by Warren Trachtman - Irwin Schwartz
- 'Perfessor' Bill Edwards and Mike Meddings, the site features articles
on J. Lawrence Cook - Eubie Blake and recently discovered facts
about Ferd 'Jelly Roll' Morton, documented by eminent scholarly researchers
including
Laurie Wright, Professor Lawrence Gushee, Michael Montgomery,
Roger Richard, James Dapogny, Horace Spear M.D. and others. |
Free music files to download, MIDI, MP3 and Sheet Music for Classical,
Original and Ragtime music. |
 James
Pitt-Payne's Midi Website Contains over 8,000 self-sequenced
midi files, mainly pre-1930. You may find some hidden ragtime
treasures, for example, "In A Bamboo Land" by May
Aufderheide. |
 Primeline
Midi Library The URL for this site has been changed but was not
announced on the Ragtime Newsgroup. This site is maintained as a public
service by Primeline Chemical Systems of Moses Lake, Washington. The site
contains both classical and ragtime music midi files. As of 10/25/96, there
were 313 ragtime sequences. The main ragtime sequencers are John Cowles,
Mary Haley, Warren Trachtman, Oleg Mezjuev, and R. J. Stratton.
This site also has very informative notes about various pieces that you
can pop up. |
 The
Ragtime Centennial Show The site is maintained by Rich Cromie and
includes his compositions. Through narrative, anecdotes and piano selections
(made available here as MIDI files), The Ragtime Centennial Show traces
ragtime through its formative period, focusing primarily on the works of
The King of Ragtime, Scott Joplin. Sheet music and a cassette recording
are available for sale. A special treat is Rich's composition Sue
and Howards Wedding Patrol dedicated to Sue Keller and Howard Vigorita. |
| A RAGTIME COMPENDIUM
- There are no MIDI files available on this site. However it does have a
list of over 7,600 titles which are deemed by the compilers to be in the
ragtime genre which you must download. The Compendium is a zipped Excel 97 spreadsheet file.
The Compendium lists dates, composers, publishers,
reference sources and indicates if MIDI files exist on the internet.
An associated list provides details on the 1,600 or so MIDI files
indicating the sequencer and the URL where the files may be obtained. This
supplemental list is also Excel 97 which can not be
downloaded but must be requested by e-mail. |
 Ragtime
Extravaganza This site is maintained by Martin Spitznagel
and most of the midi files on this site are performed by him and his good
friend Bill McNally. Included are original compositions by Martin. |
 Le
ragtime Francais This
site is maintained by Benjamin Intartaglia and includes ragtime midi
files of his compositions and other French ragtime composers. Site is in
French but just click on the the listing under Composition in the table
of contents. |
| Ragtime
Plus This site by George McClellan includes midi files
of a number of his compositions ranging from Ragtime to Stride, from Country
to Latin. CD's of his music are also available. |
 Ragtime
Press Midi Music Archive This site is maintained by Ragtime Press
which was founded by Sue Keller. Take a good look at this site -
it has a wealth of information plus some great ragtime piano playing. There
are nearly 100 midi files performed by Sue Keller. A calendar of coming
events is maintained. Check out the site index where the rags are listed
alphabetically by title and composer. |
 The
Ragtime MIDI Libraries of John Roache This is the site of the late John Roache
who was a pharmacist
and musician in Torrance, CA. The site has classical and contemporary
ragtime and 1920-40 swing and stride piano midi files. |
| Walt
E. Smith's Midi Page This site features ragtime midi piano
solos by May Aufderheide, Scott Joplin, Joseph Lamb, Mark Janza, Artie
Matthews, Jay Roberts and Percy Wenrich. |
| The
Music of Gary Thompson This site includes original ragtime and
waltz compositions by Gary Thompson. When you load the web site,
click on Art and Music Gallery to get to the sequences. |
 Warren
Trachtman's Ragtime MIDI Page Warren Trachtman's site features
his sequences of Scott Joplin, James Scott, Joseph Lamb, Jelly Roll Morton
and Eubie Blake. In addition there are sequences of other composers. Some
of the files are available only by E-Mail. |
 Doc
Wilson's Home Page This site by Paul Wilson features midi
sequences of Joseph Lamb's rags from Ragtime Treasures and They
All Played Ragtime. It also features sequences of Jelly Roll Morton
compositions. Site is unique in that it includes an extensive master cross
index of compositions (by both composer and title) with recordings and
midi sequences by web site. Site now also includes master cross index of
compositions by female composer along with biographical and other information
on female composers. |
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