Scott Joplin House, St. Louis, MO
“Maybe fifty years after I’m dead my music will be appreciated.”
- Scott Joplin, 1915
The famous ragtime composer lived in this house for only two years, but they were probably the two most productive years of his career. He composed such famous works as “The Sting,” “The Lost Opera,” “Elite Syncopations,” and “A Guest of Honor” on a grand piano similiar to the one sitting in the house’s parlor today.
Related Links:
- Biography & History of Scott Joplin
- Scott Joplin: King of Ragtime
- Scott Joplin House State Historic Site (General Information)
- Scott Joplin State Historic Site Fact Sheet
- Scott Joplin, Wikipedia
Address: 2658 Delmar Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63103 USA
Phone: (314) 340-5790
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