Mr. Gershwin's Rhapsody In Blue

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Rhapsody in Blue was considered an experimentation in modern music because, within the time limit of three weeks, Mr. Gershwin created a unique masterpiece that captivated the audience. It was created in 1924 and became popular because he defied his time by combining classical music and jazz. Although many criticized that this piece wasn’t a composition rather a creation of just terrific tunes. Not only but also, saying it was neither jazz nor a symphony but clearly this was by far an evolutionary combination. This extensively long composition could be divided into three works. And if played separately they would still sound impeccable. This energetic and rhythmic is unforgettable because of its melodies. This piece contains five themes which