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In what city did ragtime begin?
Ragtime first began in ( st. Louis, Missouri )
Which country did ragtime come from?
USA.
Where was ragtime invented?
Ragtime was invented in the U.S.A but I don't know exactly where it was first invented or who did! Sorry I hope this helps still!
When did the ragtime craze in America end?
World war 1
Who was a famous writer of piano music known as king of ragtime?
Scott Joplin
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Which musical style combined European forms with African rhythms and was usually written for piano?
Ragtime
What instrument was early ragtime written for?
Piano
Ragtime of the style of early jazz music that was usually written for what?
Piano :)
What was another name for ragtime?
Ragtime MUSIC. :)
When was Ragtime - I - created?
Ragtime - I - was created in 1960.
Where did they get the name ragtime?
The name ragtime came from the syncopated, or "ragged" rhythms that occur in ragtime music.
Which of these forms of music was a forerunner to jazz?
Ragtime.
Ragtime was a style of early jazz music that was usually written for what?
Piano
What ragtime tune became popular in 1902?
You are referring to the song "The Entertainer" which was written by Scott Joplin in 1902.
When was The Ragtime Dance created?
The Ragtime Dance was created in 1902.
When was Ragtime - novel - created?
Ragtime - novel - was created in 1975.
When was Ragtime - musical - created?
Ragtime - musical - was created in 1998.
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