New Orleans Ragtime Orchestra: Grace and Beauty
New Orleans Ragtime Orchestra: Grace and Beauty
Format: CD
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Artist: New Orleans Ragtime Orchestra
Label: Delmark
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 038153021429
Genre: Jazz
NORO was organized in 1967 by pianist Lars Edegran, who became interested in playing ragtime music after finding a great number of orchestrated turn-of-the-century rags in the John Robichaux Collection at Tulane University's Archive of New Orleans Jazz. The idea was to follow the composer's intention, but add the New Orleans rhythm & swing that is lacking in many ragtime recordings. Violinist William Russell adds greatly to the orchestra's sound.
Tracks:
1.1 St. Louis Tickle
1.2 Contentment - a Rag
1.3 Dusty Rag
1.4 Reindeer Rag
1.5 Sensation - a Rag
1.6 Original Rags
1.7 Tres Moutarde
1.8 Sunburst Rag
1.9 Scott Joplin's New Rag
1.10 Grace and Beauty
1.11 Panama Rag
1.12 Ethiopia Rag
1.13 Pastime Rag - a Slow Drag
1.14 Elite Syncopations
1.15 Creole Belles
1.16 Pleasant Moments
1.17 The Chrysanthemum
1.18 A Rag-Time Nightmare
