Łatwy jazz dla początkujących T.2

This list showcases a variety of musical compositions, each offering a unique style or genre. It begins with Morteon F.'s "Jelly Roll" featuring "Kansas City Stomps" and continues with Waller Th. "Fats" with "Alligator Crawl." Bene J. presents "Blanka" in a foxtrot rhythm, while Joplin S. contributes "A Breeze From Alabama," which combines march and two-step. Elberton A.'s "Dandys Jim" is followed by Brown B.'s blues piece, "Dangerous Blues." The assortment includes Whiting A.W.'s "Mighty Blue" in foxtrot form and Miller G.'s "Marching Thro Georgia." Scott Joplin reappears with "Fig Leaf Rag" under the ragtime genre. Additional foxtrot pieces include "Blue Adriatic" by Rebner A. and "Uninvited Quest" by Fall L. Herbert V. offers multiple works including "Nobody Loves Me" and "One Step," accompanied by a traditional American melody, "Song Of Negroes." Valentine A.M. introduces "The Four O'Clock Blues," adhering to blues stylings, while Joplin S. rounds off with "Stoptime Rag." Barron T.S. brings "The Original Blues," labeled as a genuine southern rag. The selection further includes a piece simply credited to Weller Th. "Fats." Completing the collection are Eastburn J.'s "When Mother Married Pap" and Herbert V.'s "Yesterthoughts." This catalog is provided courtesy of the publisher.