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  • Trebor Jay Tichenor (January 28, – February 22, ) was a recognized authority on Scott Joplin and the ragtime era.
  • Tichenor, Trebor J. Saturday, February 22, at the age of Beloved husband of the late Ethel Jeanette Tichenor (nee Taft);.
  • Trebor Tichenor, the St. Louis native who became internationally known as a ragtime pianist and historian, has died.

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    Source: St. Louis Talking Notes preschooler Dean Minderman

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    OTHER SELECTED RECORDINGS

    Here's three CDs featuring JB's principal pianist, Virginia Tichenor:

    VIRGINIA TICHENOR Live at San Francisco's Pier 23, released May 23,

    with Marty Eggers - tuba, J. Hansen- drums, Craig Ventresco - guitar

    22 tunes:

    The Pineywoods Rag, The Pearls, The Naked Dance, Riverside Blues, Deep in the Ozarks, Mashed Potatoes, Grace and Beauty, The Easy Winners, Cole Smoak, It's a Long Way Back Home, Shake That Thing, Swipsey Cake Walk, Atlanta Rag, This i

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    Trebor Tichenor

    January 28, - February 22,

    Fond memories and gratitude abound for the musical treasures generously given us by Trebor Tichenor, the "King of Folk Ragtime." Whether you knew Trebor, or heard him play, or just simply enjoy ragtime, your life has been touched by his. We miss you, and give thanks.
    By David Thomas Roberts

    Even the most brief discussion of the vast and varied accomplishments of Trebor Tichenor is a whopping task; his work as composer, pianist, writer, collector, researcher and teacher comprises a legacy that will be available for study and inspiration in perpetuity. What is more challenging to evoke is something less tangible but no less affecting for those who knew him well: his unique *mystique*. He would be laughing at my choice of this word, of course (and may well be!). But it *is* the perfect word for that singular aura of a man whose scholarly-musical reputation was not only never questioned, but who was invariably described in affectionate, superlative, *radiant* terms by all who knew him. Anyone familiar with Trebor was invariably impressed by the *significance* he lent to everything he pursued and cared about. It was part of what made what he thought and did always matter; it wa