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SUMMARY:St. Louis Ragtime
LOCATION:Main Library\nMain Library
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DESCRIPTION:Cherry and Jerry explain and perform various works of ragtime 
 that came out of St. Louis during the height of the music's popularity. R.
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Many historians say that ragtime was &ldqu
 o\;introduced&rdquo\; at the Chicago World&rsquo\;s Fair in 1893\, but it 
 was St. Louis that soon became America&rsquo\;s Ragtime capital. St. Louis
  duo Cherry &amp\; Jerry&ndash\;percussionist Isaac Cherry and pianist Jer
 ry Rabushka&ndash\;will explore some of the influences and personalities t
 hat brought this music to life. St. Louis was home to the famous composer 
 Scott Joplin and was where he wrote &ldquo\;The Entertainer\,&rdquo\; but 
 the whole city was jumping with syncopation. We&rsquo\;ll visit the St. Lo
 uis Word&rsquo\;s Fair\, Tom Turpin&rsquo\;s famous Rosebud Bar\, and the 
 music department at Stix Baer and Fuller\, where teenager Irene Giblin was
  producing hits. A lively presentation of familiar and rarely played ragti
 me.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>R = Registration required.</p>\nhttps://indiantrails.li
 bnet.info/event/11065141
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