In 1916, Scott Joplin recorded "Maple Leaf Rag" on
a. the newly invented tape recorder.
b. a piano roll designed to be played on a player piano.
c. a new device that he invented called a "sonograph.".
d. a long-playing phonograph.
Answer: b. a piano roll designed to be played on a player piano.
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