George L. Cobb (b. August 31, 1886, Mexico, New York, USA – d. December 25, 1942, Brookline, Massachusetts, USA) attended the School of Harmony and Composition at Syracuse University in 1905, collaborated with lyricist Jack Yellen, composed many ragtime songs, including “Russian Rag",” based on Rachmaninoff’s “Prelude in C# Minor,” and started writing a music column "Just Between You and Me" in the ragtime publication The Tuneful Yankee.
Subgenre: Advanced Ragtime
Best known work(s): “Russian Rag”
Playlists
Please note these are playlists, not just individual videos. Click the playlist icon to see the list of videos for that playlist. Click the next button while a video is playing to advance to the next video.
Please note these are playlists, not just individual videos. Click the playlist icon to see the list of videos for that playlist. Click the next button while a video is playing to advance to the next video.
