Charles Ives - The anniversary edition (5 CD)

Artista:CHARLES IVES

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En el 150 aniversario del nacimiento de Charles Ives aclamado por su adalid Leonard Bernstein como el 'primer gran compositor estadounidense', que 'completamente solo en su granero de Connecticut, creó su propia revolución musical privada', Sony Classical presenta la colección de grabaciones más autorizada jamás editada de obras de este genio excéntrico y profético. La caja de 5 CD Charles Ives - The Anniversary Edition es una introducción única y vanguardista que Columbia Masterworks publicó hace 50 años en LP bajo la dirección artística de Henrietta Condak para celebrar el centenario de Ives.

Modelo: 19658885972

Referencia: 001005110018180

EAN: 0196588859724

Sello discográfico:: SONY CLASSICAL

Fecha de lanzamiento:: 18 de octubre de 2024

Formato de reproducción:: CD

Soporte:: CD

Canciones: The Fourth of July
Hymn (From "Set for String Quartet, Brass and Piano)
The Pond
General William Booth Enters Into Heaven
Variations on "America"
In Flanders Field
The Circus Band
The Unanswered Question
The Celestial Country
I. Prelude, Trio and Chorus
II. Aria for Baritone
III. Quartet, Accompanied
IV. Intermezzo for String Quartet
V. Double Quartet, a Capella
VI. Aria for Tenor
VII. Chorale and Finale
Majority (Or the Masses)
They Are There! (A War Song March)
An Election (It Strikes Me That)
Lincoln, the Great Commoner
Earlier Songs
Slow March
Canon (Not only in my lady's eyes)
There is a certain Garden
Judges' Walk
No More
Mundane Songs
The New River
The Side Show
West London
Luck and Work
Later Songs
The One Way
Peaks
Yellow Leaves
A Sea Dirge
German Songs
Widmung
Feldeinsamkeit
Visionary Songs
Resolution
Pictures
Mists
Incantation
September
The Sea of Sleep
Requiem
Nostalgic Songs
The Things our Fathers Loved
Old Home Day
From The Second Piano Sonata, "Concord, Mass. 1840-1860"
Emerson (End Of Exposition)
Emerson (Most Of Recapitulation)
Hawthorne (Fragment)
The Alcotts (Complete)
Emerson Transcription No. 1 with Interpolated Improvisations
Emerson Transcription No. 3 with Interpolated Improvisations
Improvisation On Themes From Second Symphony (Third Movement)
March No. 6 in G and D
Improvisation X
Improvisation Y
Improvisation Z
Study No. 9 ("The Anti-Abolitionist Riots")
(Study No. 11)
Fragment And Ragtime From Study No. 20 Quoting "Alexander"
From (Study No. 23)
From (Study No. 23) - Passage In Gospel Style Leading Into "Hello, Ma Baby"
They Are There! (A War Song March)
Charles Ives Remembered
"Well, the first recollection is when the family would get together ... "
Music: (Charles Ives playing March #6 in G and D)
"He was rather an awesome creature... "
"I remember very well my impressions of him and his wife, Harmony ... "
"Of course I knew Charlie ... "
Music: (Central Park in the Dark)
"I first met Charlie Ives ... "
"I believe that 90% of the success of the agency ... "
"I think he had things pretty much the way he wanted ... "
"Aunt Harmony retired early ... "
Music: (Ann St.)
"He was the most original thinker ... "
"I remember when my brother-inlaw and I were working ... "
"The side of Ives that I wanted to emphasize ... "
"I can remember giving up on top of the hill ... "
Music: (Calcium Light Night)
"He was a strange paradox ... "
"Very late in his life ... "
"And when we would visit the Ives ... "
"One of the things that bothered him the most ... "
"Am I correct that he had trouble adapting? ... "/"I think that would rather be linked to his Yankee independence ... "
Music: (The New River)
"He was a very idealistic man ... "
"He was such a paradoxical person... "
"I mean, you notice Ives, when he got this thing against war . . . "
"During the First World War ... "
"I had a recording studio for many years in New York ... "
Music: (Charles Ives playing and singing They Are There!)
Music: (The Unanswered Question)

Tipo de grabación:: estudio
Digitalización:: DDD
DVD Zona importación:: 2. Japón y Europa

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