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'''Rhapsody in Blue''' is a one-movement composition by [[George Gershwin]] for solo piano and orchestra.  It was written to fulfill a commission for a "Jazz concerto", and influenced composers such as [[Maurice Ravel]] to integrate "jazzy" sounds into their works.  It has a famous clarinet introduction.
 
'''Rhapsody in Blue''' is a one-movement composition by [[George Gershwin]] for solo piano and orchestra.  It was written to fulfill a commission for a "Jazz concerto", and influenced composers such as [[Maurice Ravel]] to integrate "jazzy" sounds into their works.  It has a famous clarinet introduction.
  
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Rhapsody in Blue is a one-movement composition by George Gershwin for solo piano and orchestra. It was written to fulfill a commission for a "Jazz concerto", and influenced composers such as Maurice Ravel to integrate "jazzy" sounds into their works. It has a famous clarinet introduction.