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Gershwin Unknown His Unreleased Piano Rolls Artis Wodehouse at Global Piano Roll Meeting

Video of Artis Wodehouse's live presentation "Gershwin Unknown the Unreleased Piano Rolls" for the Global Piano Roll Group Meeting held on Zoom December 6th, 2025. The Global Piano Roll Group comprises an international membership of scholars and collectors from around the world interested in the preservation and dissemination of music on piano roll. Her presentation was broadcast from her home in Vermont, where her 1912 Bush & Lane player piano and her collection of Gershwin piano rolls is located. Due to the worldwide locations (Australia, Japan, USA, UK, Switzerland, Germany, etc.) of those in the Global Piano Roll group, a number of meetings are held annually on Zoom. However, an in-person meeting will be held at Stanford University in August 2026. For further information: https://www.hkb-interpretation.ch/glo... Wodehouse documents the number of George Gershwin piano rolls currently available to modern, non-specialist listeners on CD and on the internet (57 out of a total of 141 rolls Gershwin recorded from 1915-1926) . She traces her piano roll work through optical roll scanning, use of a 1918 Aeolian Vorsetzer, commercial CD production, use of the Yamaha Disklavier, and her return to an original roll-playing instrument, a fully restored upright player piano from 1912. Core rationale of her presentation is to open discussion of a path toward releasing more of those Gershwin's piano rolls having artistic and historic value. Wodehouse references print materials available online that give greater depth of information than could be covered in to her brief presentation: 1. Gershwin piano Rollography: https://www.academia.edu/35832320/Ger... 2. Wodehouse Gershwin roll project 1989-1995: backgroundhttps://www.academia.edu/145276312/Wo... Wodehouse concludes her presentation in her live pianolized performance of Gershwin's 1917 piano roll, I Wonder Why: 22:53 Gershwin's 1917 piano roll rendition of Jerome Kern's "I Wonder Why" ‪@PlayerPiano‬ @George Gershwin