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Charles Ives; Ives, Charles (1874 1954) Biographical paragraph with summariesof orchestral, chamber, keyboard, and vocal and choral music.
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Ives, Charles
Ives, Charles , 18741954, American composer and organist, b. Danbury,Conn., grad. Yale, 1898; pupil of Dudley Buck and Horatio Parker.
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Extractions: Pronunciation Key Ives, Charles Concord See his Essays before a Sonata (new ed. 1962) and his Memos, ed. by J. E. Kirkpatrick (1972); biography by H. and S. Cowell (rev. ed. 1969); V. Perlis, Charles Ives Remembered (1974); R. S. Perry, Charles Ives and the American Mind (1974); H. W. Hitchcock, Ives
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Ives, Charles. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
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Charles Ives Born According to Charles Ives, his interests in experimentingwith sound came from his father, a town band director. Ives
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Extractions: In his own words.... American composer. Ives's music was little appreciated in his lifetime, but has since been recognized for its quality and innovative characteristics. According to Charles Ives, his interests in experimenting with sound came from his father, a town band director. Ives tells stories of his father having the band divided into two halves and marching toward each other playing different pieces; or of tuning two pianos a quarter-tone off from each other and playing them together. This kind of daring approach marks most of Charles Ives's music and explains its slow acceptance in the musical world. Ives's music is marked by a number of individual features. He was fearless in his use of unconventional approaches to rhythm and harmony, and he took great offense at what he saw as lazy, conventional music (especially the salon styles of the late nineteenth century) dependent on European models. Instead, he wanted a music that reflected his view of America: rugged, individualistic, unafraid to experiment. In his music we find an incredible mix of hard-edged dissonance and nostalgic quotations of favorite hymn tunes; of the elevated language of the concert-music tradition and the vernacular of popular songs and ragtime. He saw music as a reflection of the transcendental philosophies of Thoreau and Emerson, and he tried to realize this in pieces such as his unfinished "Universe Symphony"—a work that was to be performed by multiple orchestras spread out on different hilltops.
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Charles Ives (1874 1954) Sonata N. 2 Concord, Mass (Mp3 of Hawthorne movementis complete) Three Page Sonata Varied Air and Variations Some South Paw
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Composers [Ives, Charles (Edward)]
Composers Ives, Charles (Edward) (1874 1954). www.rmjs.co.uk. Ives,Charles (Edward) (b Danbury, 20 October, 1874 - d New York, 19
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Extractions: Charles Ives was influenced firstly by his father, a bandmaster who had libertarian ideas about what music might be. Aged around 19 (the dating of Ives's music is notably problematic), he produced psalm settings that exploit polytonality and other unusual procedures. He then studies with Parker at Yale from 1894 to 1898, and he demonstrated signs of becoming a relatively conventional composer in his first symphony (1898), and songs of the period. However, he did not work in the music, but the insurance business and composition became a weekend activity, but one he practised assiduously. During the twenty years following his graduation he wrote three more symphonies, and numerous other orchestral and instrumental works. The only consistent characteristic of music from this period is liberation from rule. He composed little after 1922 when he published a volume of 114 songs. Most of his music had been written without prospect of performance, and it was only towards the end of his life that it began to be played frequently and appreciated. search for in Classical Music All Produts Books Popular Music Video DVD Electronics Software Toys and Kids!
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Translate this page Ives, Charles geb. 20.10.1874 in Danbury gest. 19.05.1954. 1 Artikel,1, Drei Vierteltonstücke von Ives , Charles Noten Tasteninstrument
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