Gretchen Wilson - Dont Do Me No Good

musesV.- “Cossack-poet” (text by Shakhovsky, music by K. A. Kavos, 1812). The heyday of Rus. musesV. belongs to the 1820s, when along with couplet songs, romance type arias, duets, sometimes choirs and other vocals were included in it. rooms as well as overtures. Depending on the nature of the muses. The numbers differ Opera-V., Comedy-V. and B. with couplets ("actually vaudeville"). Opera-B. includes an overture (usually thematically not related to V.'s music), stand alone. wok., instr. and dance. numbers and will conclude. couplets, the so-called “Vaudeville” (the second meaning of this term), with which all the participants of the play alternately or collectively address the public (couplets are sung on one melody before the curtain is closed; the first couplet usually contains the moral of the play, the last one - a request for approval, appeal of a heroine or hero to the public). To this type belong: “Who is the brother?