The Entertainer

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"The Entertainer" is a famous 1902 ragtime piano composition by Scott Joplin, widely recognized for its catchy syncopated melody and association with early American popular music.

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instanceOf musical work
ragtime composition
arrangedBy Marvin Hamlisch NERFINISHED
associatedWith early American popular music
ragtime revival
composer Scott Joplin NERFINISHED
copyrightStatus public domain in many jurisdictions
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
dedicatedTo James Brown and his Mandolin Club NERFINISHED
era early 20th century
featuredIn The Sting NERFINISHED
firstPublisher John Stark & Son NERFINISHED
genre ragtime
hasAlternateMedium band arrangements
guitar arrangements
orchestral arrangements
player piano rolls
hasCulturalImpact frequently used in film and television
iconic representation of ragtime
hasForm multi-strain rag
hasMelodicFeature syncopated melody
hasMeter 2/4 time
hasRecording Marvin Hamlisch arrangement for The Sting
hasRhythmicFeature syncopation
hasSection A strain
B strain
C strain
D strain
introductory strain
hasStyle classic ragtime
hasType piano rag
influenced later popular piano music
instrumentation solo piano
isOneOf Scott Joplin's most famous works
key C major
language instrumental
notableFor catchy syncopated melody
widespread popularity
partOf Scott Joplin ragtime repertoire
popularizedBy film The Sting
publicationDate 1902
structure intro–A–A–B–B–A–C–C–D–D
stylePeriod ragtime era
tempoIndication moderate ragtime
usedAs teaching piece for piano students
yearComposed 1902

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album “Piano Book” includesWork The Entertainer
subject surface form: Piano Book