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English: Cover of "Bethena - A Concert Waltz", by the composer Scott Joplin. Published in the US in 1905, and believed to be Public Domain.
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Source www.musikinesis.com/Bethena.jpg
Author Unknown - cover of Scott Joplin Rag

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