My Rag Time Lady (1898)

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Composer:	C.N. Daniels	Suppliers:
Editor:	Geoff Grainger	Sextet	A/T/T/B/B/GB(B)
Publisher:	Ditty Box Enterprises	Publication:	DBE 295

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Length: approx. 3½ mins. Optional vocals (tenor), words by Seymour Rice & Albert H. Brown
My Rag Time Lady is an early Daniels song, he was barely 20 years old when composing it, reflecting the transition from marches and cakewalks to the ragtime era. Its humorous subtitle, An Operatic Spasm, clearly indicates that a light-hearted affair is intended. It was originally sung by a certain Miss Lucy Daly in a Ward & Vokes Vaudeville production called The Govenors.
A tempo of 120 crotchets/min. is suggested. My Rag Time Lady was published by Carl Hoffman Music Co, Kansas City, Missouri, USA.
This recorder adaptation is respectfully dedicated to Britta Steenken, songstress of Bremen, Germany.

	Instruments	Performer


	DBE MP3 Sample
	A/T/T/B/B/GB(B)	Midi Ragtime Recorder Ens.
	Midi File(s)
	Midi	James Pitt-Payne