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1923 standard popularizing the already existing Charleston dance, named after Charleston, South Carolina. The distinctive jump beat, which consists of the first part of the Afro-Cuban clave rhythm, is a driving yet playful rhythm. Gershwin gives it a nod in his 1927 Concerto in F, 1st movement.Features:-left hand occasionally takes the melody-liberal use of rootless chords with and without voice-leading baseline-key change-no repeat sectionsQuote:-André Previn ending: left hand semi-chromatic descent in 5ths
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