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"Let's Face the Music and Dance"
"Let's Face the Music and Dance"
Song by Irving Berlin
Written	Irving Berlin
Genre	Jazz
Length	4:13
Composer(s)	Irving Berlin
Lyricist(s)	Irving Berlin

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Background edit

Musical composition edit

Uses in popular culture edit

As music in films edit

Fred Astaire and Ginger dancing, on film.

In TV edit

Awards and accolades edit

Answers to Module 7 Questions edit

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Practicing Citations edit

Source 1: This book chapter would be referenced in the ‘Background’ section of the article. ^[1]

Source 2: This journal article will inspire the section ‘Uses in Popular Culture > As Music in Films.' ^[2]

Source 3: This source would be included in the ‘Background’ section of the article, as well as ‘Uses in Popular Culture > As music in films.’ ^[3]

Source 4: . This source will be referenced in the ‘Uses in Popular Culture > In TV’ section of the Wikipedia article. ^[4]

Source 5: The musical examination from this article will be included in the ‘Musical Structure’ section of the Wikipedia article. ^[5]

Footnotes edit

^ Cugny, L., & Mauduit, B. (2019). Jazz. In Analysis of Jazz: A Comprehensive Approach (pp. 3-11). JACKSON: University Press of Mississippi. doi:10.2307/j.ctvgs08nj.4
^ Dan, G; Pan, H (1983). "The Man Behind Fred and Ginger: AN INTERVIEW WITH HERMES PAN". Cinéaste. 12(4): 26–29 – via JSTOR.
^ Greenspan, C. (2004). Irving Berlin in Hollywood: The Art of Plugging a Song in Film. American Music, 22(1), 40-49. doi:10.2307/3592965
^ iSpot.tv Amazon Prime 2-Hour Grocery Delivery TV Commercial, 'Trouble Ahead' Song by Nat King Cole. (2020). Retrieved September 9, 2020, from https://www.ispot.tv/ad/ZjOB/amazon-prime-2-hour-grocery-delivery-lets-face-the-music-and-dance-song-by-nat-king-cole
^ Magee, J. (2000). Irving Berlin's "Blue Skies": Ethnic Affiliations and Musical Transformations. The Musical Quarterly, 84(4), 537-580. Retrieved August 28, 2020, from http://www.jstor.org/stable/742595