Marvin Gaye - Aint Nothing Like the Real Thing

Relying on Nar. will execute. sowing culture countries related to activities likes. the choir. societies, G. wrote and the choir. production (Ch. arr. songs for the male choir and a number of cantatas on the texts of the dates. poets, including "Child of the Elves"). The heyday of creativity G. were the 1850s. Possessing wide muses. erudition, he created works that are distinguished by high professionalism, constructive clarity and harmony of form. However, over time, the academician acquired his style. features and, having lost its former bright identity, became conservative. In the interpretation of Nar. G.'s material followed the principles of the Mendelssohn school, traditionally using muses. folklore - as opposed to composers trace. generations (E. Grieg, R. Nurdrok, U. Svensen, etc.), who searched in music the way to renew muses. language. Half a century of activity of G. as a composer, conductor,talented organizer and leader of muses. education was fundamental to the development of nat. Danish music. Wrote autobiographical. notes.