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• Stride piano
  Stride piano is a solo jazz piano style. The name comes from the way the left hand 'str .... Johnson's ''Carolina Shout'', published in 1920, is considered the first stride piano piece ever published.
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• Stride piano/Definition
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• Stride piano/Bibliography
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• Stride piano/Related Articles
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• Stride piano/External Links
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• Stride piano
  Stride piano is a solo jazz piano style. The name comes from the way the left hand 'str .... Johnson's ''Carolina Shout'', published in 1920, is considered the first stride piano piece ever published.
  2 KB (322 words) - 00:53, 21 February 2010
• Stride piano/Related Articles
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• Thelonious Monk/Related Articles
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• Jazz
  [[Stride piano]] was a solo piano style that evolved from ragtime and blues. The most cel
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• Thelonious Monk
  ...uences include [[Duke Ellington]], [[James P. Johnson]], and other early [[stride piano|stride pianists]]. Monk's unique piano style was largely perfected during
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• CZ Talk:Music Workgroup
  *[[Stride piano]] - short article, underlinked, and no references.
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