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"Victory Rag" - (composer unknown)
Hi friends of fingerstyle guitar music,
this is my version of the "Victory Rag". The composer is unknown and there are a number of different versions around. Maybe this one was composed in the late 1800th., since the melody and the harmonics are by far less complex than in the later Scott Joplin compositions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkrsfnEFOzQ It is a simple and basic version - but fun to play. Hope you like it. greetings from Germany Gerhard +++ tabs and score available +++ please send mail to "[email protected]" +++ +++ for more fingerstyle guitar music please visit "www.gerhardgschossmann.de" +++
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And fun to listen to! Very nice, Gerhard. Thanks for uploading that. I think a lot of guitarists will be able to learn it and have fun. I like the fact that you play with a little oomph in your striking hand (strong right-hand attack) because it’s what I prefer to hear in many kinds of music.
By the way, if you don’t mind me asking, how is your last name pronounced? Is the g silent?
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Great! Doc Watson also plays that I think.
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Terrific job, Gerhard!! Lots of fun in this tune and you bring this out beautifully!
This might be one I would attempt in the future.....love ragtime tunes like this. Your playing is wonderful and each note is clear and right on! Best wishes, Fred
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Hi Norman, thank you very much for this compliment.... I also think, this kind of music needs pronounced notes, what sometimes reminds to stakato playing. And concerning my last name, the G is pronounced silent, like the way it is spoken for Gibson guitars. greetings from Germany - Gerhard
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Hi eyesore,
thanks a lot. Yes there are many versions out there. Doc Watson´s version that I know has a stromg kind of country feel in it. I like it better in the way Scott Joplin plays ragtimes. greetings from Germany - Gerhard
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thank you verymuch for this compliment - and I really can recommend to take this tune into your repertoire ! greetings from Germany - Gerhard
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That sounded like a lot of fun thanks!
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Hi Andy, yes - it is a lot of fun.... ;-))) greetings from Germany Gerhard
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Wonderful arrangement and playing! Very happy sound
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Very nice arrangement ,bravo
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Whoo hoo....that was delightful. Very well done. Nice and relaxed.
Thanks for sharing this with us. Roger |
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Great playing, BTW, it's a Maybelle Carter song.
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Thanks a lot, Reeve21,
greetings from Germany to USA Gerhard
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Merci beaucoup, Rémy, pour cette compliment... une grand salut de Germany á France Gerhard
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