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1. His "Carolina Shout" was a standard test piece and rite of passage for every contemporary pianist: Duke Ellington learned it note for note from the QRS Johnson piano roll. Johnson taught Fats Waller and got him his first piano roll and recording assignments.

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2. Carolina Shout celebrates the important role of teachers in society today. This one-of-a-kind event, a fusion of cultural, musical, aesthetic, and academic experiences, is symbolized through the use of "a shout," the forming of communities that offer opportunities to testify and celebrate.

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3. Carolina Shout by Johnson, James Price Uploaded on Nov 27, I would like to dedicate this score to Frederick Hodges, who introduced me to this piece.

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4. The Carolina Shout is a podcast about ragtime, New Orleans jazz, Harlem stride piano, and swing. Ethan Uslan is the pianist and host who performs live from his living room and offers up fun commentary and stories about the music.

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5. Often called the “father of stride piano,” James P. Johnson is considered the most influential American pianist of the musical era between classic ragtime and jazz. He wrote many popular tunes in the s including Carolina Shout, Snowy Morning Blues and his best-known work, The Charleston, the celebrated theme of the roaring 20’s.

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6. James P. Johnson - Carolina Shout G Maj From the original recording of October

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7. North Carolina Trump Parade Participants Shout 'White Power,' 'Confederate Lives Matter' at BLM Protester By Benjamin Fearnow On 9/21/20 at PM EDT Share.

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8. "Carolina Shout"by James P. Johnson (notes by John Roache) Here is "Carolina Shout" by James P. Johnson, the self-proclaimed "Father of Stride Piano". This sequence was performed from a score which was transcribed by Riccardo Scivales from a .

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9. Carolina Shout! is a book that shows positivity in bad times. Segregation still played a major role in this time period.4/5.

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