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Quote by Irving Berlin

“The song is ended, but the melody lingers on.”

Quote by Irving Berlin

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Irving Berlin was a renowned American composer, known for his extensive songwriting. His musical career spanned over 70 years, with over 1000 songs to his name, many of which became classics in popular and film music. Berlin's music style was diverse, ranging from light pop tunes to emotional love songs, and his works were beloved by audiences of all ages. more

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