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George Gershwin collaborated with his brother Ira Gershwin on several popular songs. Ira was the lyricist for many of George's most famous compositions, including hits like "Summertime" and "I Got Rhythm." Their partnership was instrumental in creating some of the most enduring works in American music. Together, they significantly influenced the development of American musical theater and jazz.
there is a riff in Howlin' for you at 2:20 that sound like Rhapsody in blue.
get generated samples, a drum machine, or if you are looking to compose a classical orchestral piece find other musicians who would like to be apart your creation. Having a working knowledge of counterpoint also aids when composing music, as is knowing about theory and the instruments ranges you are writing for.
George Gershwin had blue eyes. He was an influential American composer and pianist known for his contributions to both classical and popular music, including works like "Rhapsody in Blue" and "Porgy and Bess." His distinctive style blended elements of jazz, classical, and popular music, leaving a lasting impact on the American music landscape.
I like to compose music.
One needs a good education in counterpoint before attempting to compose classical music. Part of counterpoint is the relationship between one instrument and another, knowing the instruments ranges and limitations. What gets put down on paper may or may not always be humanly possible when playing an instrument.
i believe the melody was taken from an Elgar piece. Elgar died in 37 so preceeded Gershwin.
to be like beethoven
because he felt like it :)
yes Beethoven dose compose his own music like ode to joy
Though many are not aware, the American composer George Gershwin was not only an opera composer. Indeed, Gershwin began his career mainly through his opera writing (with the collaboration of his brother, lyricist Ira Gershwin), but Gershwin was also a very successful general and world musician. Gershwin wrote many Broadway hits and numerous classical pieces. All of those contributed greatly to the general advancement of American music into what it is today. But most of all, Gershwin influenced American popular music through his Jazz composing. Gershwin composed countless Jazz pieces, some of which still hold great fame in American culture. Musicians like Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Janis Joplin, Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, Madonna, John Coltrane and many others sang, played, or were greatly influenced by Gershwin's style and writing technique. Some might claim that Gershwin's influence on the musicians mentioned above cannot be considered an influence on modern American popular music like hip-hop and rap, yet those who make that claim are unaware of the musical history of both those interesting music genres. Both hip-hop's and rap's predecessors are Rock & Roll and Blues. Where did Rock & Roll and Blues evolve from? Jazz! Not many know, but the very early Rock & Roll bands featured mainly the saxophone as their lead instrument, quite the Jazzy feeling. Gershwin's writing influenced Jazz, which created the music scene as we know it today. Gershwin (amongst many others), is one of the grandparents of modern American popular music.
No not nessacirily they don't sometimes the producers compose the songs and they sing it.