Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Beach Buggy Boogie
C loves ragtime music and his teacher's been obliging his interest. Here's C with Martha Mier's Beach Buggy Boogie.
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3 comments:
Nice! When are you going to get him an acoustic piano? He deserves a baby grand at least.
Wow!!! amazing talent for such a young kid...keep posting such pieces...would love to listen to them..
USC, for right now he's totally in love with the Roland. It's got a lot of other instrument sounds on it and he enjoys fiddling with sound combinations.
Prats, will do. There's another one from about a year ago, The Entertainer by Scott Joplin (under the Piano label).
Thanks for your comments. C will be happy to read them. :)
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