Ragtime for Fiddle & Mandolin Transcribed, Arranged and Illustrated by Steve Parker

Edited by Alan Davis

Copyrighted © and Published 2006

Book and CD Highlights

  • The book contains 124 Ragtime tunes transcribed and arranged for fiddle and mandolin with guitar chords.
  • Standard music notation is used for all tunes.
  • Many old-time string bands are represented: Dallas String band, East Texas Serenaders, Mississippi Mud Steppers. Plus mandolin and fiddle players such as Dave Apollon, Ted Hawkins, Kenny Hall, Clark Kessinger, Arthur Smith, Brad Leftwich and Bruce Molsky, and lots more.
  • Includes transcriptions of 33 piano rags, plus 9 original rags.
  • A complete set of 9 rags from the East Texas Serenaders.
  • Photos, drawings, and biographies of musicians throughout the book.
  • A complete index, discography, and bibliography.
  • The Appendix includes a mandolin chord chart and charts to help mandolin players read standard notation.
  • The MP3 CD contains all 124 tunes (7 hours) played at a moderate tempo.
  • 224 pages. Spiral bound $39. Order Now
  • The book contains 124 Ragtime tunes transcribed and arranged for fiddle and mandolin with guitar chords.
  • Standard music notation is used for all tunes.
  • Many old-time string bands are represented: Dallas String band, East Texas Serenaders, Mississippi Mud Steppers. Plus mandolin and fiddle players such as Dave Apollon, Ted Hawkins, Kenny Hall, Clark Kessinger, Arthur Smith, Brad Leftwich and Bruce Molsky, and lots more.
  • Includes transcriptions of 33 piano rags, plus 9 original rags.
  • A complete set of 9 rags from the East Texas Serenaders.
  • Photos, drawings, and biographies of musicians throughout the book.
  • A complete index, discography, and bibliography.
  • The Appendix includes a mandolin chord chart and charts to help mandolin players read standard notation.
  • The MP3 CD contains all 124 tunes (7 hours) played at a moderate tempo.
  • 224 pages. Spiral bound $39.

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REVIEWS

Review from The Old-Time Herald, Volume 10, Number 9,
February-March 2007, by Tom Mylet