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New. Charles Ives - The Anniversary Edition

Helen Boatwright (soprano), John Kirkpatrick (piano), Charles Ives (piano)

  • Release Date: 18th Oct 2024
  • Catalogue No: 19658885972
  • Label: Sony
  • Length: 3 hours 41 minutes

5 CDs

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Contents

Ives, C: The Fourth of July

Work length5:39
  • New York Philharmonic
  • Leonard Bernstein

Ives, C: Hymn (From "Set for String Quartet, Brass and Piano)

Work length3:28
  • Alvin Brehm (bass)
  • New York String Quartet

Ives, C: The Pond (remembrance)

Work length1:55
  • Gunther Schuller Chamber Orchestra
  • Gunther Schuller

Ives, C: General William Booth Enters into Heaven

Work length6:15
  • Archie Drake (bass), Raymond Beegle (organ)
  • Columbia Chamber Orchestra, Gregg Smith Singers
  • Gregg Smith

Ives, C: Variations on 'America'

Work length7:44
  • E. Power Biggs (organ)

Ives, C: In Flanders Field

Work length2:18
  • Thomas Stewart (baritone), Alan Mandel (piano)

Ives, C: The Circus Band

Work length2:45
  • Archie Drake (bass)
  • Columbia Chamber Orchestra, Gregg Smith Singers
  • Gregg Smith

Ives, C: The Unanswered Question

Work length5:28
  • William Vacchiano (trumpet)
  • New York Philharmonic
  • Leonard Bernstein

Ives, C: The Celestrial Country

Work length36:54
  • Gregg Smith Singers, Columbia Chamber Orchestra
  • Gregg Smith

I. Prelude, Trio and Chorus

Track length7:24

II. Aria for Baritone

Track length3:48

III. Quartet, Accompanied

Track length6:08

IV. Intermezzo for String Quartet

Track length4:37

V. Double Quartet, a Capella

Track length3:15

VI. Aria for Tenor

Track length4:02

VII. Chorale and Finale

Track length7:40

Ives, C: Majority (Or the Masses)

Work length4:23
  • The Ithaca College Concert Choir, American Symphony Orchestra, Gregg Smith Singers
  • Leopold Stokowski

Ives, C: They Are There! (A War Song March)

Work length3:06
  • The Ithaca College Concert Choir, American Symphony Orchestra, Gregg Smith Singers
  • Leopold Stokowski

Ives, C: An Election (It Strikes Me That)

Work length4:03
  • The Ithaca College Concert Choir, American Symphony Orchestra, Gregg Smith Singers
  • Leopold Stokowski

Ives, C: Lincoln, The Great Commoner

Work length4:05
  • The Ithaca College Concert Choir, American Symphony Orchestra, Gregg Smith Singers
  • Leopold Stokowski

Ives, C: Earlier Songs

Work length9:59
  • Helen Boatwright (soprano), John Kirkpatrick (piano)

Slow March

Track length1:41

Canon (Not only in my lady's eyes)

Track length1:04

There is a certain Garden

Track length2:00

Judges' Walk

Track length1:38

No More

Track length3:36

Ives, C: Mundane Songs

Work length4:46
  • Helen Boatwright (soprano), John Kirkpatrick (piano)

The New River

Track length1:05

The Side Show

Track length0:39

West London

Track length2:33

Luck and Work

Track length0:29

Ives, C: Later Songs

Work length8:01
  • Helen Boatwright (soprano), John Kirkpatrick (piano)

The One Way

Track length2:59

Peaks

Track length1:39

Yellow Leaves

Track length1:25

A Sea Dirge

Track length1:58

Ives, C: German Songs

Work length5:53
  • Helen Boatwright (soprano), John Kirkpatrick (piano)

Widmung

Track length2:33

Feldeinsamkeit

Track length3:20

Ives, C: Visionary Songs

Work length11:10
  • Helen Boatwright (soprano), John Kirkpatrick (piano)

Resolution

Track length0:41

Pictures

Track length2:28

Mists

Track length1:48

Incantation

Track length1:38

September

Track length0:45

The Sea of Sleep

Track length1:48

Requiem

Track length2:02

Ives, C: Nostalgic Songs

Work length9:03
  • Helen Boatwright (soprano), John Kirkpatrick (piano)

The Things our Fathers Loved

Track length1:41

Old Home Day

Track length4:12

Down East

Track length3:10

From The Second Piano Sonata, "Concord, Mass. 1840-1860"

Work length18:54
  • Charles Ives (piano)

Emerson (End Of Exposition)

Track length2:01

Emerson (Most Of Recapitulation)

Track length3:59

Hawthorne (Fragment)

Track length0:13

The Alcotts (Complete)

Track length4:52

Emerson Transcription No. 1 with Interpolated Improvisations

Track length5:19

Emerson Transcription No. 3 with Interpolated Improvisations

Track length2:30

Improvisation On Themes From Second Symphony (Third Movement)

Work length1:46
  • Charles Ives (piano)

March No. 6 in G and D

Work length2:06
  • Charles Ives (piano)

Improvisation X

Work length0:51
  • Charles Ives (piano)

Improvisation Y

Work length1:16
  • Charles Ives (piano)

Improvisation Z

Work length0:42
  • Charles Ives (piano)

Study No. 9 ("The Anti-Abolitionist Riots")

Work length2:13
  • Charles Ives (piano)

(Study No. 11)

Work length1:03
  • Charles Ives (piano)

Fragment And Ragtime From Study No. 20 Quoting "Alexander"

Work length0:46
  • Charles Ives (piano)

From (Study No. 23)

Work length1:00
  • Charles Ives (piano)

From (Study No. 23) - Passage In Gospel Style Leading Into "Hello, Ma Baby"

Work length1:05
  • Charles Ives (piano)

They Are There! (A War Song March)

Work length3:30
  • Charles Ives (piano)

Charles Ives Remembered

Work length49:30
  • Charles Ives (piano), Jerome Moross (speaker), Mrs. George F. Roberts (speaker), A. J. "Babe" LaPine (speaker), Mrs. Van Wyck (speaker), Richard Ives (speaker), Julian Myrick (speaker), Charles Buesing (speaker), Elliot Carter (speaker), Brewstrer Ives (speaker), Bernard Herrmann (speaker), George Tyler (speaker), Mary Howard (speaker), Goddard Lieberson (speaker), Charles Ives (speaker), Watson Washburn (speaker), Nicolas Slonimsky (speaker), John Kirkpatrick (speaker), Chester Ives (speaker), Elliott Carter (speaker), Bigelow Ives (speaker), Lehman Engel (speaker), Vivian Perlis (speaker)

"Well, the first recollection is when the family would get together ... "

Track length0:27

Music: (Charles Ives playing March #6 in G and D)

Track length0:14

"He was rather an awesome creature... "

Track length0:40

"I remember very well my impressions of him and his wife, Harmony ... "

Track length1:44

"Of course I knew Charlie ... "

Track length0:47

Music: (Central Park in the Dark)

Track length0:16

"I first met Charlie Ives ... "

Track length1:01

"I believe that 90% of the success of the agency ... "

Track length2:51

"I think he had things pretty much the way he wanted ... "

Track length0:22

"Aunt Harmony retired early ... "

Track length0:38

Music: (Ann St.)

Track length0:17

"He was the most original thinker ... "

Track length1:13

"I remember when my brother-inlaw and I were working ... "

Track length1:22

"The side of Ives that I wanted to emphasize ... "

Track length0:55

"I can remember giving up on top of the hill ... "

Track length0:25

Music: (Calcium Light Night)

Track length0:09

"He was a strange paradox ... "

Track length0:34

"Very late in his life ... "

Track length2:06

"And when we would visit the Ives ... "

Track length0:26

"One of the things that bothered him the most ... "

Track length0:24

"Am I correct that he had trouble adapting? ... " / "I think that would rather be linked to his Yankee independence ... "

Track length0:47

Music: (The New River)

Track length0:26

"He was a very idealistic man ... "

Track length0:54

"He was such a paradoxical person... "

Track length0:20

"I mean, you notice Ives, when he got this thing against war . . . "

Track length0:15

"During the First World War ... "

Track length1:07

"I had a recording studio for many years in New York ... "

Track length1:55

Music: (Charles Ives playing and singing They Are There!)

Track length0:56

Music: (The Unanswered Question)

Track length0:35

"What was really strange about Ives ... "

Track length1:27

"And I remember going with Ives ... "

Track length0:49

"And I think people are looking around in Ives ... "

Track length0:19

"Ives always maintained he could play anything he'd written ... "

Track length0:41

"I used to say to him ..."

Track length0:39

Music: (The Fourth of July)

Track length0:15

"His world was still old music ... "

Track length2:57

"Now the other thing I have to say ... "

Track length1:45

"Mr. Ives was-ah-he gave away a lot of scores ... "

Track length0:37

"He would have thought, naturally, that any attempt ... "

Track length0:54

"I mean like the second quartet's so much more difficult ... "

Track length0:40

"And I remember when we did the first and fourth movement ... "

Track length0:56

"I'll never forget, we tried to get the Budapest Quartet ... "

Track length1:02

"And I don't know how, but I understood... "

Track length2:19

Music: (Washington's Birthday)

Track length0:16

"Oh, I know during the First World War ... "

Track length0:52

"He was working on a committee; it was during the War ... "

Track length1:08

"When he was in business ... "

Track length0:26

"Oh, I think it was sheer exhaustion ... "

Track length0:33

"He'd stopped composing ... "

Track length0:37

Music: (Tone Roads #3)

Track length0:26

"I guess my earliest recollection of Uncle Charlie's music ... "

Track length1:58

"And, of course, at that time ... "

Track length1:18

"I think that on the whole he had a happy life ... "

Track length1:19

Music: (Premonitions)

Track length0:19

"And you know, one rather friendly individual ... " with Music: (Premonitions)

Track length0:32

Music: (Premonitions)

Track length0:20

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