Charles Ives: Charles Ives - The Anniversary Edition

Charles Ives - The Anniversary Edition
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  • 1.CD »The many Faces of Charles Ives« - The Fourth of July aus Symphonie Nr. 5 »New England Holidays«; The unanswered Question; In Flanders Fields; Hymn »Largo cantabile«; The Pond; Variations on America; The Circus Band; General William Booth enters into Heaven
    2.CD The Celestial Country; 4 Lieder für Chor & Orchester
    3.CD »The Things our Fathers loved« - Klavierlieder (Slow March; Kanon »Not only in my lady's eyes«; There is a certain garden; On judges' walk; No more; The new river; The side show; West London; Luck and work; The one way; Peaks; Yellow leaves; A sea dirge; Widmung; Feldeinsamkeit; Resolution; Pictures; Mists;
    Incantation; September; The sea of sleep; Requiem; The things our fathers loved;
    Old home day;Down East)
    4.CD »Ives plays Ives« - Charles Ives spielt eigene Klavierwerke - Concord Sonata (Auszüge); Improvsationen; Etüden
    5.CD »Charles Ives remembered« - Vivian Perlis im Interview mit Bernard Herrmann, Bigelow Ives, Elliott Carter, John Kirkpatrick, Richard Ives u. a.
  • Künstler: Thomas Stewart, E. Power Biggs, Helen Boatwright, John Kirkpatrick, Charles Ives, Gregg Smith Singers, New York Philharmonic Orchestra, New York String Quartet, Columbia Chamber Orchestra, American Symphony Orchestra, Leonard Bernstein, Gunther Schuller, Leopold Stokowski
  • Label: Sony, ADD
  • Bestellnummer: 11920865
  • Erscheinungstermin: 18.10.2024
  • Tracklisting
  • Details
  • Mitwirkende

Disk 1 von 5 (CD)

Sinfonie Nr. 5 "New England Holidays" (Auszug)
  1. 1 The fourth of July
A set of 3 short pieces (Auszug)
  1. 2 Hymne: Largo cantabile
  1. 3 The Pond
  2. 4 General William Booth enters into Heaven
  3. 5 Variations on America
  4. 6 In Flanders Fields
  5. 7 The Circus Band
  6. 8 The unanswered Question

Disk 2 von 5 (CD)

The Celestial Country
  1. 1 Nr. 1 Präludium - Trio - Chor
  2. 2 Nr. 2 Arie für Bariton
  3. 3 Nr. 3 Quartett mit Begleitung
  4. 4 Nr. 4 Intermezzo für Streichquartett
  5. 5 Nr. 5 Doppelquartett, a cappella
  6. 6 Nr. 6 Arie für Tenor
  7. 7 Nr. 7 Choral - Finale
4 Lieder für Chor und Orchester (bearb. von Gregg Smith)
  1. 8 Nr. 1 Majority (or The Masses)
  2. 9 Nr. 2 They are there! (A war song march)
  3. 10 Nr. 3 An election (It strikes me that)
  4. 11 Nr. 4 Lincoln, the great commoner

Disk 3 von 5 (CD)

  1. 1 Slow march
  2. 2 Not only in my lady's eyes (Kanon)
  3. 3 There is a certain garden
  4. 4 On judges' walk
  5. 5 No more
  6. 6 The new river
  7. 7 The side show
  8. 8 West London
  9. 9 Luck and work
  10. 10 The one way
  11. 11 Peaks
  12. 12 Yellow leaves
  13. 13 A sea dirge
  14. 14 Widmung
  15. 15 Feldeinsamkeit
  16. 16 Resolution
  17. 17 Pictures
  18. 18 Mists
  19. 19 Incantation
  20. 20 September
  21. 21 The sea of sleep
  22. 22 Requiem
  23. 23 The things our fathers loved
  24. 24 Old home day
  25. 25 Down East

Disk 4 von 5 (CD)

Sonate für Klavier Nr. 2 "Concord, Mass., 1840-1860" (Auszug)
  1. 1 Emerson (End of exposition)
  2. 2 Emerson (Most of recapitulation)
  3. 3 Hawthorne (Fragment)
  4. 4 The Alcotts (Complete)
  5. 5 Emerson (Transcription no. 1 with interpolated improvisations)
  6. 6 Emerson (Transcription no. 3 with interpolated improvisations)
  1. 7 Improvisation über Themen aus dem 3. Satz der Sinfonie Nr. 2
  2. 8 Marsch Nr. 6 G-Dur/D-Dur
3 Improvisationen
  1. 9 Nr. 1 Improvisation X
  2. 10 Nr. 2 Improvisation Y
  3. 11 Nr. 3 Improvisation Z
  1. 12 Etüde Nr. 9 "The anti-abolitionist riots in the 1830's and 1840's"
  2. 13 Etüde Nr. 11
Etüde Nr. 20 (Auszug)
  1. 14 Fragment - Ragtime
Etüde Nr. 23 (Auszug)
  1. 15 (ohne Satzbezeichnung)
  2. 16 Passage im Gospelstil, die zu Hello, Ma Baby überleitet
  1. 17 They are there! (A war song march)

Disk 5 von 5 (CD)

  1. 1 "Well, the first recollection is when the family would get together..."
  2. 2 Marsch Nr. 6 G-Dur/D-Dur (Auszug)
  3. 3 "He was rather an awesome creature..."
  4. 4 "I remember very well my impressions of him and his wife, Harmony..."
  5. 5 "Of course I knew Charlie..."
  6. 6 Central Park in the dark (Auszug)
  7. 7 "I first met Charlie Ives..."
  8. 8 "I believe that 90% of the success of the agency..."
  9. 9 "I think he had things pretty much the way he wanted..."
  10. 10 "Aunt Harmony retired early..."
  11. 11 Ann Street (Auszug)
  12. 12 "He was the most original thinker..."
  13. 13 "I remember when my brother-in-law and I were working..."
  14. 14 "The sides of Ives that I wanted to emphasize..."
  15. 15 "I can remember giving up on top of the hill..."
  16. 16 Calcium light night (Auszug)
  17. 17 "He was a strange paradox..."
  18. 18 "Very late in his life..."
  19. 19 "And when we would visit the Ives..."
  20. 20 "One of the things that bothered him the most..."
  21. 21 "Am I correct that he had trouble adapting?"
  22. 22 The new river (Auszug)
  23. 23 "He was a very idealistic man..."
  24. 24 "He was such a paradoxical person..."
  25. 25 "I mean, you notice Ives when he got this thing against war..."
  26. 26 "During the First World War"
  27. 27 "I had a recording studio for many years in New York..."
  28. 28 They are there! (A war song march) (Auszug)
  29. 29 The unanswered question
  30. 30 "What was really strange about Ives..."
  31. 31 "And I remember going with Ives..."
  32. 32 "And I think people are looking around in Ives..."
  33. 33 "Ives always maintained he could play annything he'd written..."
  34. 34 "I used to say to him..."
  35. 35 The fourth of July (Auszug)
  36. 36 "His world was still old music..."
  37. 37 "Now the other thing I have to say..."
  38. 38 "Mr. Ives was - ah - he gave away a lot of scores..."
  39. 39 "He would have thought, naturally, that any attempt..."
  40. 40 "I mean like the second quartet's so much more difficult..."
  41. 41 "And I remember when we did the first and fourth movement..."
  42. 42 "I'll never forget, we tried to get the Budapest Quartet..."
  43. 43 "And I don't know how, but I understood..."
  44. 44 Washington's birthday (Auszug)
  45. 45 "Well, I know during the First World War..."
  46. 46 "He was working on a committee; it was during the War..."
  47. 47 "When he was in business..."
  48. 48 "Oh, I think it was sheer exhaustion..."
  49. 49 "He'd stopped composing..."
  50. 50 Tone roads Nr. 3 (Auszug)
  51. 51 "I guess my earliest recollection of Uncle Charlie's music..."
  52. 52 "And, of course, all that time..."
  53. 53 "I think that on the whole he had a happy life..."
  54. 54 Premonitions (Auszug)
  55. 55 "And you know, one rather friendly individual..."
  56. 56 Premonitions (Auszug)