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拉格泰姆
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thumb|right|337px|Scott Joplin achieved fame for his ragtime compositions and was dubbed the "King of Ragtime" by contemporaries. His "[[Maple Leaf Rag" is one of the most famous rags. ]]
Ragtime is a style of music featuring syncopated rhythms that became popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with composer Scott Joplin earning recognition as its leading figure through pieces like "Maple Leaf Rag." The genre matters as a significant development in American music history that influenced the evolution of jazz and popular music.
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- Music genre.name
- Ragtime
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- Early 1890s, Midwestern and Southern United States
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拉格泰姆(英語:Ragtime)也稱為散拍(rag-time)、繁音拍子,是一種原始的音樂風格,1897年至1918年間十分普及。其主要特點是切分音,“衣衫襤褸”的節奏。位於美國中部的密蘇里州是拉格泰姆的中心。是幫助拉格泰姆發展音樂風格的關鍵先驅。拉格泰姆風格一词的使用也被归功于霍根。拉格泰姆是在約翰·菲利普·蘇薩帶動流行的进行曲的基础上,吸收了非洲音樂的复节奏进行改编。拉格泰姆作曲家斯科特·喬普林,藉由1899年发表的“”和之后“演藝人”等一系列作品出名。在发表之后的12年内,“楓葉拉格”依然强烈影響隨後拉格泰姆作曲家的旋律線條、和声和节拍模式。
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