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GEORGE GERSHWIN
SEPTEMBER 26, 1898– JULY 11, 1937
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Jeff Scism
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GEORGE GERSHWIN’S CHILDHOOD
After dropping out of school at Age 15 Gershwin earned an income by making piano roles for player pianos.
George Gershwin began his entrance into music at age 11 with his family.
Gershwin was born Jacob Gershowitz September 26, 1898
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GEORGE GERSHWIN’S CHILDHOOD
George Gershwin was born into a Russian Jewish immigrant family
He was born in Brooklyn, New York. Then he moved to Hollywood California.
Him and his brother Ira became excellent painters.
He was inspired by Maurice Ravel.
Gershwin's outstanding opera Porgy and Bess, when first performed in 1935, was a flop.
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GEORGE GERSHWIN CHILDHOOD
He was born in Brooklyn, New York.Then he moved to Hollywood California.
He studied piano with the noted instructor Charles Hambitzer,
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FACTS ABOUT GEORGE GERSHWIN
He was a good song writer and composer
He was one of the greatest composers of his time
He died at age 38 of a brain tumor.
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FACTS ABOUT GEORGE GERSHWIN
He died from a failed brain surgery
He had chronic Anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorder
He did not have middle name
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HIS SONGS
He wrote more than 500 songs in 39 years.
His first song was “When You Want 'Em You Can't Get 'Em (When You've Got 'Em You Don't Want 'Em),”
His last song was “Love Is Here to Stay”
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RHAPSODY IN BLUE
https://youtu.be/eFHdRkeEnpM
This was his most famous piece
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OH LADY BE GOOD
https://youtu.be/MakWx-k6MIM
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RIALTO RIPPLES
https://youtu.be/MNF0pC_DTRg
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HIS SONGS
(1924,Lady Be Good,)
(1924, Oh Okay!)
(1926, Funny Face)
(1927-1930, Strike Up The Band)
(1930, Girl Crazy)
those are just some not all.
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WHAT WEBSITES I USED
https://vedderentertainment.com/
Wikipedia
CMUSE
Eli Grosshans
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