IVES, Charles The 150th-Anniversary Edition 5cd

Charles IVES (1874 – 1954) The Anniversary Edition

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

⁠Ives, C: The Fourth of July  5:39

     New York Philharmonic Leonard Bernstein

Ives, C: Hymn (From “Set for String Quartet, Brass and Piano)  3:28

      Alvin Brehm (bass) New York String Quartet

Ives, C: The Pond (remembrance)  1:55

      Gunther Schuller Chamber Orchestra, Gunther Schuller

Ives, C: General William Booth Enters into Heaven  6:15

      Archie Drake (bass), Raymond Beegle (organ) Columbia Chamber Orchestra, Gregg Smith Singers, Gregg Smith

Ives, C: Variations on ‘America’  7:44

      E. Power Biggs (organ)

Ives, C: In Flanders Field  2:18

     Thomas Stewart (baritone), Alan Mandel (piano)

Ives, C: The Circus Band  2:45

     Archie Drake (bass) Columbia Chamber Orchestra, Gregg Smith Singers, Gregg Smith

Ives, C: The Unanswered Question  5:28

     William Vacchiano (trumpet) New York Philharmonic Leonard Bernstein

Ives, C: The Celestrial Country  36:54

      Gregg Smith Singers, Columbia Chamber Orchestra, Gregg Smith

Ives, C: Majority (Or the Masses)  4:23

      The Ithaca College Concert Choir, American Symphony Orchestra, Gregg Smith Singers, Leopold Stokowski

Ives, C: They Are There! (A War Song March)  3:06

      The Ithaca College Concert Choir, American Symphony Orchestra, Gregg Smith Singers, Leopold Stokowski

Ives, C: An Election (It Strikes Me That)  4:03

      The Ithaca College Concert Choir, American Symphony Orchestra, Gregg Smith Singers, Leopold Stokowski

Ives, C: Lincoln, The Great Commoner  4:05

      The Ithaca College Concert Choir, American Symphony Orchestra, Gregg Smith Singers, Leopold Stokowski

Ives, C: Earlier Songs  9:59

Ives, C: Mundane Songs  4:46

Ives, C: Later Songs  8:01

Ives, C: German Songs  5:53

Ives, C: Visionary Songs  11:10

Ives, C: Nostalgic Songs  9:03

      Helen Boatwright (soprano), John Kirkpatrick (piano)

From The Second Piano Sonata, “Concord, Mass. 1840-1860”  18:54

                                Emerson (End Of Exposition)  2:01

                                Emerson (Most Of Recapitulation)  3:59

                                Hawthorne (Fragment)  0:13

                                The Alcotts (Complete)  4:52

                                Emerson Transcription No. 1 with Interpolated Improvisations  5:19

                                Emerson Transcription No. 3 with Interpolated Improvisations  2:30

     Charles Ives (piano)

Improvisation On Themes From Second Symphony (Third Movement) 1:46

     Charles Ives (piano)

March No. 6 in G and D  2:06

     Charles Ives (piano)

Improvisation X  0:51

     Charles Ives (piano)

Improvisation Y  1:16

     Charles Ives (piano)

Improvisation Z  0:42

     Charles Ives (piano)

Study No. 9 (“The Anti-Abolitionist Riots”)  2:13

     Charles Ives (piano)

(Study No. 11)  1:03

     Charles Ives (piano)

Fragment And Ragtime From Study No. 20 Quoting “Alexander”  0:46

     Charles Ives (piano)

From (Study No. 23)  1:00

     Charles Ives (piano)

From (Study No. 23) – Passage In Gospel Style Leading Into “Hello, Ma Baby”  1:05

     Charles Ives (piano)

They Are There! (A War Song March)  3:30

     Charles Ives (piano)

Charles Ives Remembered  49:30

      Charles Ives (speaker), Vivian Perlis (speaker), Charles Ives (piano), John Kirkpatrick (speaker), Lehman Engel (speaker),

       A. J. “Babe” LaPine (speaker), Julian Myrick (speaker), Charles Buesing (speaker), Bernard Herrmann (speaker),

       Watson Washburn (speaker), Chester Ives (speaker), Bigelow Ives (speaker), Mrs. George F. Roberts (speaker), Richard Ives (speaker), Elliot Carter (speaker), Mary Howard (speaker), Goddard Lieberson (speaker), Nicolas Slonimsky (speaker), Elliott Carter (speaker), Jerome Moross (speaker), Mrs. Van Wyck (speaker), Brewstrer Ives (speaker), George Tyler (speaker) ⁠

 

5cd, Sony Music, 18.10.2024