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| alcohol deemed illegal, organized crime, speakeasies (illicit saloons), gangster owners compete by hiring most talented musicains,singers etc; created a lot of work |
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| fusion of musical styles mainly bt lack folk art and classical music |
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| jewish dance music, came along wit eruopean folk traditions |
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| first song writing factory of its kind, passerbys could hear the cacophony of sounds from composers leaving their windows open |
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| Black song writers came on the scene when... |
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| Clarence Williams moved to NY and his song-publishing company inspired black composers to write new music |
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| motion of left hand on piano |
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