The Entertainer by Scott Joplin is one of the most iconic ragtime piano pieces ever written. With its lively syncopation and playful character, it captures the spirit of early 20th-century American music. This public-domain score is available on ScoreTail for easy viewing, practice, and arrangement. Perfect for pianists exploring ragtime, studying rhythm, or enjoying a timeless classic.

"Bethena" is a concert waltz composed by Scott Joplin and published in 1905, widely regarded as one of the most beautiful and emotionally expressive pieces in his catalog. Unlike his syncopated ragtime works, this waltz is lyrical and tender, believed by some scholars to be a tribute to his first wife who died shortly after their marriage.

Scott Joplin's "Solace" (1909), subtitled "A Mexican Serenade," is a slow and elegant habanera that departs from the syncopated energy of his better-known rags, instead offering a reflective, bittersweet quality. It achieved mass popularity after being featured in the Academy Award-winning film The Sting (1973).

Composed by Scott Joplin in 1909, "Solace" is a slow, lyrical habanera-influenced piece subtitled "A Mexican Serenade," standing apart from his typical syncopated ragtime works. It gained widespread popularity through its use in the 1973 film The Sting.

The lively and quintessential ragtime hit that became the soundtrack of an era with its syncopated rhythm and cheerful character.