have to do with the music of the time period
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The music of the time was early jazz music. Jazz became popular in the speakeasies where alcohol was illegally served. Duke Ellington got his start working in joints that served illegal alcohol, the most famous being the Cotton Club in NYC. \nOnce prohibition was repealed, jazz became even more popular as it didn't require breaking the law to listen to it.
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I'm not sure exactly an answer to your question but what you can do is go look under different genre's of music and find something you may be intrested into and listen.
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classical music be it western,hindustani,african....................
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I would check on Limewire.com.  I've found a lot of different types of music there.
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That kind of music can be considered Etheral Goth.  You might what to check out the bands on Projekt.com for leads, it's the kind of music they produce.  Don't know for sure what band it is, there are many like that.
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What genre of music?  This would help with the search.
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The BBC website has its' radio programme links. Yahoo music has a selection of styles, including '60's music......
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What, you want the entire score for the Imperial March?  That's a little ambitious.  Could you rephrase and explain a little better what part of the song you want.  Maybe its the melody in the dramatic, plodding part carried through by the lower brass and strings (Darth Vader's March)?  That shows up in episodes I III V and VI, so I'm afraid you will have to specify before I start scoring.
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lol! \nThere are so many old songs out there that don't make sense.  maybe the guy who made it up really wanted to go to a game, and everyone felt bad for him, so they dedicated this song to him
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oh yea, im from that era, love the music but its just so hard to find i have some of it but not much, i just bought the monster ballads plat. edition. those were my favorite times. growing up
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Some really good old time rock and roll...\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0265632/soundtrack
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Wow, historical music - my favorite!  I assume you mean the American Civil War, since this is based from Yahoo US. Let's see, my friend the reenactor would be able to rattle them off by heart, but let's see what I can get you from my stuff:\n\nA lot of fife music is anonymous, so I'm afraid that won't help too much.  But if you're interested, try starting at the Corps of Fifers & Drummers, the museum there in CT has a website with links to quite a few things of interest.\n\nI know Aura Lee, My Old Kentucky Home, etcetera were pretty popular songs as far as civilian stuff.  Stephen C. Foster was probably the most well know composer, whether he performed or not I'm not sure but I'll wager some easy research would turn that up.  Strauss waltzes were still pretty popular, but he himself was deceased by that point.  \n\nJenny Lind was by far the most popular singer anywhere from around the 1840s - she performed all over the place, there were ships named after her, songs written/dedicated to her, etcetera.  Even today people know her name, she was apparently that good.\n\nAs far as other world music, I know that's period for Mahler, but I'm not sure who else.\n\n\nA quick google - let's see, this site\nhttp://www.nisc.com/ripm/volume_description/NYM.htm\nhas a journal published up until 1860, might not help too much but could give you some leads.
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This talks about a bunch of them....\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romantic_music
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Probably land of hope and glory...Which by the way was written by two scotsmen, as was rule britannia.Us scots might'nt be there but we're providing the music
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They were both from the same era.
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Look through this list of songs from the soundtrack.  It's chock full of old classics from Perry Como, Dean Martin, Louis Prima, etc.
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Those artists were inspired by musicians who were all about the music. The blues was the last great musical form. From it came rhythm-and-blues, rock'n'roll and much of what followed in rock. You have to go back to the roots to truly get it. Bands today are often copies of copies, all the fire is gone after so any levels of remove from the real thing. Maybe someone will put together something we haven't heard before that rocks. I'm not too hopeful, but who knows?