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Significance of Music within The Great Gatsby

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Significance of Music within The Great Gatsby

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Music plays a major role within the story "The Great Gatsby". For one it sets the mood and atmosphere for various parts of the story, from parties to conversations with certain characters. It also helps represent or symbolize certain relationships such as the one between Gatsby and Daisy. In addition, it also helps further develop the story and its characters. This is briefly how music is significant within the story "The Great Gatsby".

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Three O' Clock in the Morning by Paul Whiteman 

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Three O' Clock in the Morning by Paul Whiteman 

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This song is a jazz song. Out of the various songs used within the story "The Great Gatsby", this is one of the more significant. This song is played within the book at one of Gatsby's extravagant parties. It is mentioned while Nick, Tom, and Daisy are discussing what Gatsby has done to acquire such wealth. It can be seen within the text when it states, "Three O' Clock in the Morning' a neat, sad little waltz of that year,"(Fitzgerald). This song creates a rather mysterious yet sad mood and atmosphere. Overall it sets the mood and aura of the character Gatsby himself, as even though he is rich and surrounded by people, he has no one. Due to this, everyone is trying to guess his mysterious roots, which increases the mysterious and sad tone even more so.

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This is another very interesting and crucial song within "The Great Gatsby". This song is played by Kilpsinger on the piano, when Daisy comes to Gatsby's house. This song is so crucial as it has a uplifting and happy mood. This helps represent the relationship between Gatsby and Daisy, as together they bring each other joy. The song itself speaks about a couple being happy, even though everything in their lives is going wrong and unplanned. This can be seen in the lyrics when it states, "Times are so bad and getting badder, Still we have fun." This couple somewhat symbolizes Gatsby and Daisy, as they care so much for one another that they don't truly care about all the other stuff. The song also speaks about wealth often, as well as class, though this doesn't really apply to Gatsby or Daisy as they are very wealthy.

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Furthermore, this is yet another song which is included in "The Great Gatsby". It is yet another jazz song. Within the story it is used in the context to reference Gatsby and Daisy's relationship back in Kentucky. The song itself seems to have a rather cheerful and happy mood. The singer or writer seems to be appreciative of all the things, places, and people they have seen or known in a place which might not be everyone's first choice to be. This can be seen in the song when it states, "I'd rather be there, then any place I know". This reflects greatly on Gatsby and Daisy's relationship as they were appreciative of what is was. Gatsby especially, views their former relationship in Kentucky that way, and reminisces over it. Gatsby would probably want to be back with Daisy at that time in Kentucky, when things were good, rather then to live how he does in the story.

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This is a pop song. This song although again a different genre, demonstrates similarities to the song "Three O' Clock in the Morning". It demonstrates a similarity most effectively through the moods of the two songs. Each song creates a sad and dreary mood. Although the song, "Three O' Clock in the Morning" has no lyrics, it still creates such a mood. Both songs also sound somewhat the same.

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This song is a rock song. Although a very different genre compared to the song "Ain't We Got Fun ", the moods of each song are very similar. This song relates to "Ain't We Got Fun" as each song has a uplifting and happy mood. Likewise, each song also has a similar message, which is, despite everything that is going wrong in your life, just have fun. This basically is saying focus on the good things in your life while you can. This can be seen in the lyrics of this song when it states," Got some cash, bought some wheels
Took it out, through some fields
Lost control, hit a wall
But we're alright". This can also relate to Gatsby's view of his and Daisy's relationship as again, he doesn't care about the fancy parties, the social facilities, and everything else in his life. Instead he cares about his goal of being with Daisy yet again.

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This is a pop song. Although this song is again, a very different genre from the song "Beale Street Blues", it is similar in many different aspects. For one is has a very uplifting and appreciative mood. This song also focuses on how the writer or singer is happy as long as they are with the one they love. This is supported by the main chorus," When I am with you, there's no place I'd rather be, N-n-n-no, no, no, no place I'd rather be". This can be seen in the text through Gatsby and Daisy's relationship, especially through Gatsby's view as he would do anything or go anywhere to be with Daisy. This parallel can be seen in both songs, which proves furthermore, how similar their messages are.