Your favorite music from the 1910s?

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  1. Terrapin Station

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    Aaron Copland - Night (1918)

     
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  6. Hey Vinyl Man

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    All songs that came to mind for me too, although all my favorite recordings are from no earlier than 1925.
     
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    stole my thunder, thought it best to check first :D
     
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  11. Crimson Witch

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    the list of Ragtime composers is long, and I heartily recommend checking into any and all known recordings of original scores.

    there's a pretty good listing of composers and their famous works here on Wikipedia ❨under the page category “Pre-194O” for the peak-years examples❩ :

    List of ragtime composers - Wikipedia

    there were some great Dixieland Jazz recordings which appeared toward the end of the 191Os, like :


    Livery Stable Blues⸻Original Dixieland Jass ❨later spelled “Jazz”❩ Band
    actual 1917 recording
     
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    The Firebird (and maybe Petrushka too) by Stravinsky
     
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    Mahler just squeaks in with the Adagio from his (unfinished) 10th symphony.

    His marvelous 9th symphony was completed just as 1909 drew to a conclusion, so that one depends on how punctilious one is about dates, etc.

    Bill
     
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  23. rocknsoul74

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    Some of the songs aren't bad, but why did people sing in a phony, almost operatic voice? It just sounds so corny. It took a few decades before singers started singing more naturally and with more feeling. Credit people like Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith and Billie Holliday to create popular music that moves beyond people sitting around in a bar belting out tunes for amusement.
     
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    Back in 1910 I was a big Camptown Races man.
     
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    1910s wow. Just when did commercial recordings start?
     

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