FTP, name this Scott Joplin rag whose nickname also identifies the symbol on the Canadian flag.
Roughly two thirds of the way into this three minute long piece, it shifts into a short sixteen measure Trio section in D flat minor, which is highlighted by four note chords from the right hand. The piece ends without a return to the jazzy opening melody, which primarily consists of alternating rising A flat major and minor arpeggios. Published by John Stark and Sons in 1899, it was composed and named for an African American social club in Sedalia, Missouri, and helped launch the popularity of ragtime music. FTP, name this Scott Joplin rag whose nickname also identifies the symbol on the Canadian flag.
Roughly two thirds of the way into this three minute long piece, it shifts into a short sixteen measure Trio section in D flat minor, which is highlighted by four note chords from the right hand.
{Maple Leaf} Rag