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Who originated the boogie-woogie style of piano playing?
Clarence "Pine Top" Smith
What Musician associated with boogie woogie style of piano playing?
Clarence "Pine Top" Smith
What artists other than Fats Waller are known for boogie woogie music?
Clarence "Pine Top" Smith Meade "Lux" Lewis and Albert Ammons And, Fats Waller is known for his stride music and not boogie woogie.
Which performers would be considered an important figure in the boogie-woogie music style?
"Pine top"Smith SK(APEX)
What are the most famous pieces of piano music?
The following list contains famous pieces that have been composed for piano, or have become associated particularly with their performance on the piano.BLUES: * "Hesitation Blues", by Jelly Roll Morton * "I Got A Woman", by Ray Charles * "PineTop's Boogie Woogie", by Pine Top Smith (Clarence Smith)CLASSICAL: * "Brahm's Lullaby", by Johannes Brahms * "Clair de Lune", by Claude Debussy * "Emperor Concerto", by Ludwig Von Beethoven, Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat major, op. 73, was Beethoven's last piano concerto, and a brilliant piece of music * "Fur Elise", by Ludwig Von Beethoven * "Minuet in G", by Johann Sebastian Bach* "Moonlight Sonata", by Ludwig VonBeethoven, whose sonatas are referred to as the Keyboardist's "New Testament" * "Prelude in A Op. 28, No. 7", by Frederic Chopin, who wrote extensively for piano, and his waltzes are famous, this prelude in 3/4 time feels like a waltz * "Prelude in C# Minor Op. 3, No. 2 ", by Sergei Rachmaninoff * "The Well Tempered Clavier", by Johann Sebastian Bach, is often considered the "Old Testament" of the Keyboardist's Bible * "Turkish March", by Wolfgang Amadeus MozartCOUNTRY/WESTERN: * "Last Dance", by Floyd Cramer, famous piece by Hall of Fame country piano player who made the 'slip-note style' famous. Cramer said of this style, "...the style I use mainly is a whole-tone slur which gives more of a lonesome, cowboy sound."FOLK: * "The Eight Improvisations on Hungarian Peasant Songs", by Béla Bartók, famous Hungarian folk music for pianoJAZZ/RAGTIME: * "Body and Soul", by Edward Heyman, Robert Sour, Frank Eyton,& Johnny Green, this famous jazz standard was written in 1930* "Maple Leaf Rag", by Scott Joplin* "The Entertainer", by Scott Joplin, featured in the movie The Sting.POPULAR: * "Georgia On My Mind",by Ray Charles * "The Celebrated Chopsticks Waltz", by Euphemia Allen, under the pseudonym of Arthur de Lulli, 1877, better known as "Chopsticks" ROCK: * "Crocodile Rock", by Elton John * "Good Golly Miss Molly!", by Little Richard (Richard Wayne Penniman)* "Great Balls of Fire", by Jerry Lee Lewis * "Imagine", by John Lennon * "Piano Man", by Billy Joel * "What'd I Say?",by Ray Charles For more detail on some of these musicians and their music, please refer to the related links with this question.
