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Discover Instrumental Works for the Concert Hall by George Gershwin released in 1999. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
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Jan 1, 1999 · Listen free to George Gershwin – Instrumental Works for the Concert Hall (Variations On "fascinating Rhythm" - Variations On "liza", Second Prelude and more). 27 tracks (). Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at Last.fm.
Most of the musicals Gershwin wrote are also known for their instrumental music, especially the overtures to many of his later shows. Overtures. 1922 - Blue Monday* 1924 - Primrose* 1924 - Lady, Be Good!* 1925 - Tip-Toes* 1926 - Oh, Kay!** 1927/ rev. 1930 - Strike Up The Band*** 1927 - Funny Face** 1930 - Girl Crazy** 1931 - Of Thee I Sing**
that Gershwin followed the sensational success of his first extended instrumental work, Rhapsody in Blue (1924), not with another piece for jazz band, but with his first foray into the concert hall. The opportunity came in 1925, when Damrosch commissioned Gershwin to compose, orchestrate, and perform a piano concerto
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Instrumental Works for the Concert Hall. George Gershwin. 1 Variations On "fascinating Rhythm" - Variations On "liza"; 2 Second Prelude; 3 Interview; 4 I Got Rhythm; 5 Signature (1); 6 Of Thee I Sing.
