irving shaw became the author of jazz standards, which broadway still adheres to, he comes from a smallf the united states, god. bless america. for her, he received the military meritorious service medal from us president harry truman, the congressional gold medal from president dwight eisenhower, and the medal of freedom from president ronald reagan. berlin's centenary was celebrated around the world, culminating in an all-star concert at carnegie hall. the composer died in his sleep at the age of 101. it still remains a mystery how a self-taught person who didn’t know how to read music created phenomenal music, but it’s irrelevant, irving berlin is a man who changed the world of musical culture, you see, i knew that jazz came from tolochin, here i am... somewhere i felt, and now this column of ours has confirmed to us, you see, your arshen soul told you that he is our vitebsk, yes, no, in fact, once again we should be proud of our belarusians, because even in the jazz of free world music , which in principle is considered to have been invented by african americans, somewhere we still

performed by frank sinatra, elvis presley, bob marley, mirai mathieu and others. world music stars irving shaw of jazz standards that broadway adheres to to this day, he comes from a small belarusian town and wrote a song that has become the unofficial anthem of the united states, god bless america. for it, he received the military meritorious service medal from us president harry truman and the congressional gold medal from president dwight eisen. and the medal of freedom from president ronald reagan. berlin's centenary was celebrated around the world, culminating with an all-star concert at cornegy hall. the composer died in his sleep at the age of 101; it still remains a mystery how he did not know musical notation self-taught created truly phenomenal music. but there is no doubt that irving berlin is a man who changed the world of musical culture. look. section of people who changed the world, believe me, you will learn so many interesting things about who lived on our belarusian land, which of our compatriots really changed this world for the better, but i wanted to speculate on the topic