"Grande Rag Brillante" for piano (Op. 15) Play Play
Computer-Driven
Piano
Recorded on 07/20/2002, uploaded on 06/28/2009
Musician's or Publisher's Notes
This piece was composed in 1979 and revised in 1989. It is performed on a computer-driven Yamaha Disklavier. It was premiered on October 4th, 1991 to celebrate the opening of KPFA Radio's then new facility in Berkeley, CA. It remains unchallenged as the longest and most difficult piano rag ever composed.
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Gary Noland
"Grande Rag Brillante" for piano (Op. 15) Play
Recorded on 07/20/2002, uploaded on 06/28/2009
Musician's or Publisher's Notes
This piece was composed in 1979 and revised in 1989. It is performed on a computer-driven Yamaha Disklavier. It was premiered on October 4th, 1991 to celebrate the opening of KPFA Radio's then new facility in Berkeley, CA. It remains unchallenged as the longest and most difficult piano rag ever composed.
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