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Modern musicians value it as a "listener's guide" or a companion for learning pieces, as it helps identify the distinct styles of different composers.
While the book is praised for its encyclopedic detail, some readers note its focus is strictly on the of the genre rather than the broader cultural or political narratives found in other works like Edward Berlin’s Ragtime: A Musical and Cultural History . Rags and ragtime : a musical history : Jasen, David A Rags and Ragtime: a Musical History
Rags and Ragtime: A Musical History by and Trebor Jay Tichenor is widely considered the definitive encyclopedia for anyone serious about the genre. First published in 1978 and later updated, it remains a cornerstone reference for performers, collectors, and historians alike. Key Features & Content Modern musicians value it as a "listener's guide"
It features in-depth discussions of 48 major composers , including giants like Scott Joplin , Jelly Roll Morton , and Fats Waller , as well as lesser-known masters like Joseph Lamb and Zez Confrey . First published in 1978 and later updated, it
The text is enriched with over 100 rare photographs , original sheet music covers, and discographies. Critical Reception