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Richard Whiting, an american composer who made very known songs and would have his words within short films. The popular music genre that this song is categorized as many different forms of folk music and other types can be added to it. "Pop music" is a very broad category for different types of music. The significance of
"In the morning, in the evening
Ain't we got fun!
Got no money, but oh, honey
Ain't we got fun!"
there lyrics were played during the reunion of Daisy and Gatsby. The words "The rich get rich and the poor get children" (101) signifies the time and reasoning of the story and the basis of social class and the life the people of the 1920's. The song is very important in many different ways implying the carefree but strong connection of their reunion but contrasts the bitter Gatsby and Daisy that is very well known by the ironic fact Daisy rejects the poverty he obtains. The songs mood is tense yet very hopeful by the reaction of the characters and their thoughts about each other.

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The composed waltz by Julián Robledo and written a couple years after being made,  Dorothy Terriss helped to also create the song. The waltz is better known as a type of dance that is preformed by a couple who together turn around and around on a dance floor. Lyrics that are most significant to the novel
"It's three o'clock in the morning
We've danced the whole night through
and daylight soon will be dawning
Just one more waltz with you"
Their lyrics relate to the quote "Gatsby and I danced. I remembering surprised by his his graceful, conservative foxtrot- I had never seen him dance before"(112). During the time of this quote at Gatsby's mansion party in the 1920's, Daisy and Tom leave the party early into morning hours. The memories stay alive and clear of Daisy's mindset and all of her debates between Tom and Gatsby. The mood of joyous attitude towards the memory brings a sense of purity and grace to what has occurred in the past.

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The song is by John Steel  who was a musical artist and stage amateur boxer at once point in his life. He produced the song that was known as easy listening (mood music) that was popular non-rock vocals and incorporated instrumental recording of standards. "Easy listening" was overall a postwar pop that removed any jazz or blues influence. Lyrics that remain significant to the novel are "But the best one of them all
Jack built long ago
Just a love nest
Cozy with charm
Shall we build for pride
Warmth and love inside"
These lyrics relate to the intense relationship between Gatsby and Daisy when Gatsby sat to play on his piano during the 1920's in his mansion when the narrator explains "he had played The Love Nest he turned around on the bench and searched unhappily for Gatsby in the gloom" (95). During this time the symbolic relationship became significant to the relationship Daisy's undecided thoughts whether she should stay in her relationship or leave everything she has ever desired or thought to be great, just to be with Gatsby.  The song created a mood of suggesting undecided reasoning's Daisy acquires when she thinks of Gatsby.

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The significance to the music in The Great Gatsby was because the songs could relate of the occurring action that was taken place during parts the novel. Whenever jazz was played at any Gatsby party it would involve the action or thoughts Gatsby had for Daisy as he desired her and idealized her. The reoccurring themes of betrayal, loss, death, and love were very important with the music that embodied these ideas. F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote the novel within the 1920's, which brought attention to everything happening with all different events. The Jazz age was very significant as he said "It was an age of miracles." Lots of art was created in his time and the music referenced brought the time of real events into the meanings behind the truth of the story of Gatsby.