American Standards

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American Standards is an alternative name for the Great American Songbook, the canon of influential early 20th-century American popular songs and jazz standards.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural concept
musical repertoire
song canon
alternateName Great American Songbook NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
genre jazz
popular music
hasPart Broadway show tunes
Hollywood film songs
Tin Pan Alley songs NERFINISHED
jazz standards
influenced easy listening music
traditional pop
vocal jazz repertoire
influencedBy American musical theatre
Tin Pan Alley tradition
early jazz
notableComposer Cole Porter NERFINISHED
Duke Ellington NERFINISHED
Fats Waller NERFINISHED
George Gershwin NERFINISHED
Harold Arlen NERFINISHED
Hoagy Carmichael NERFINISHED
Ira Gershwin NERFINISHED
Irving Berlin NERFINISHED
Jerome Kern NERFINISHED
Johnny Mercer NERFINISHED
Lorenz Hart NERFINISHED
Oscar Hammerstein II NERFINISHED
Richard Rodgers NERFINISHED
notableSong All the Things You Are NERFINISHED
Embraceable You NERFINISHED
I Got Rhythm NERFINISHED
My Funny Valentine NERFINISHED
Night and Day NERFINISHED
Over the Rainbow NERFINISHED
Someone to Watch Over Me NERFINISHED
Stardust NERFINISHED
Summertime NERFINISHED
The Way You Look Tonight NERFINISHED
They Can’t Take That Away from Me NERFINISHED
typicalLanguage English
typicalPeriod 1920s
1930s
1940s
early 20th century
usedBy big bands
cabaret singers
jazz musicians
traditional pop vocalists

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Great American Songbook alsoKnownAs American Standards