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Psalm 90. For mixed chorus (S. A. T. B.) organ and bells. Edited by John Kirkpatrick and Gregg Smith. [Score.] by Charles Edward Ives, 1970 Euvre de Charles Ives: Three Places in New England, Concord Sonata, Quatuors à Cordes de Charles Ives (French Edition) Charles Ives Discography by Richard Jr. Warren, 1972-01-01 Charles Ives, Some South-Paw Pitching (For piano solo) by Charles Edward Ives, 1949 Sonata No. 2 (2nd Ed.) Concord, Mass 1840-60: Piano Solo (Piano Large Works) America's Bicentennial Songs from the Great Sentimental Age 1850-1900; Stephen C. Foster to Charles E. Ives by Gregg Smith (compiled and edited), 1975 Wolf's Head Society: Charles Ives, Rashid Khalidi, Wolf's Head, Rogers Morton, Dick Jauron, Robert Maynard Hutchins, Lewis Lehrman Charles Ives: the 100 Anniversary-M4 32504 by Charles Ives, 1974-01-01 CURRIER AND IVES: An entry from Charles Scribner's Sons' <i>Dictionary of American History</i> by David Stradling, 2003 Yale Bulldogs Football Players: Charles Ives, Prescott Bush, Tom Shevlin, Howard Jones, Amos Alonzo Stagg, Dick Jauron, John de Saulles Ballets to the Music of Charles Ives: Ives, Songs, List of Ives, Songs Casts, the Unanswered Question, Ivesiana Sonata for American studies: Perspectives on Charles Ives by Betty E Chmaj, 1978 An Ives Celebration Papers and Panels of the Charles Ives Centennial Festival-Conference Symbols of Connecticut: Square Dance, Charles Ives, Garnet, Yankee Doodle, Kalmia Latifolia, American Robin, Sperm Whale, Nathan Hale

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101. Music Program Notes - I To J
     IJ. ives, charles Variations on America . Jacob, Gordon An Original Suite for Military Band When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again. charles ives.  
     http://www.windband.org/foothill/pgm_note/notes_ij.htm
     
     Extractions: Heroic Saga Jenkins, Joseph Willcox Third Symphony was completed in 1911, but it was not performed until 1946. He earned the 1947 Pulitzer prize for this work. He died in 1954, leaving a legacy that anticipated most of the innovations of the 20th century, including atonality, polytonality, microtones, multiple cross-rhythms, and tone cluster. Variations on 'America' Charles Ives composed his Gordon Jacob Gordon Jacob was born in London on July 5, 1895 and died in Saffron Walden, England, on June 8, 1984. He received his education from both Dulwich College and the Royal College of Music, earning a Doctor of Music degree in 1935. From 1926, he was a member of the faculty at the latter institution and taught counterpoint, orchestration, and composition. A long line of his composition students, including Malcolm Arnold, Antony Hopkins, and Bernard Stevens, went on to successful careers. His orchestral and choral works include a ballet, concert overture, two symphonies, numerous concertos for wind and string instruments, many pedagogic works for piano and for chorus and a variety of chamber works, songs, and film music. An Original Suite for Military Band An Original Suite was Jacob's first work for the band medium and was completed in 1928. It is assumed that the word "original" in the title was to distinguish it from transcriptions that made up the bulk of the band repertoire at the time or to alert listeners that the "folk song" themes were original. The suite begins with a

102. Great Performances . Educational Resources . Composer Biographies . Ives | PBS
     ives, charles (Edward) Born Danbury, CT, 20 Oct 1874 Died New York, 19 May 1954 Nationality American composer. He was influenced  
     http://www.pbs.org/wnet/gperf/education/ives.html
     
     Extractions: He was influenced first by his father, a bandmaster who had libertarian ideas about what music might be. When he was perhaps 19 (the dating of his music is nearly always problematic) he produced psalm settings that exploit polytonality and other unusual procedures. He then studied with Parker at Yale (1894-8) and showed some sign of becoming a relatively conventional composer in his First Symphony (1898) and songs of this period. He worked, however, not in music but in the insurance business, and composition became a weekend activity - but one practised assiduously: during the two decades after his graduation he produced three more symphonies and numerous other orchestral works, four violin sonatas, two monumental piano sonatas and numerous songs. The only consistent characteristic of this music is liberation from rule. There are entirely atonal pieces, while others are in the simple harmonic style of a hymn or folksong. Some are highly systematic and abstract in construction; others are filled with quotations from the music of Ives' youth: hymns, popular songs, ragtime dances, marches etc Some, like the "Three Places in New England," are explicitly nostalgic; others, like the Fourth Symphony, are fuelled by the vision of an idealist democracy. He published his "Concord" Sonata in 1920 and a volume of 114 songs in 1922, but composed little thereafter. 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.

103. Ives, Charles Purdy
     A Standard History of Kansas and Kansans Released 29 March 2004 ives, charles Purdy. charles Purdy ives. Every substantial city in  
     http://www.accessgenealogy.com/scripts/data/database.cgi?file=Data&report=Single

104. Ives,Charles
     ives,charles (18741954). Sex, Male. Comments, Largo. Written, Duration, Comments, Publisher, Southern.  
     http://www.woodwind.org/Databases/Composers/Names/004951.html

105. Ccm :: Ives, Charles Ives
     ives, charles Edward 18741954 USA, Danbury - New York. Title, Parts. The unanswered question. kk/V23/1, From the steeples and the mountains,  
     http://composers-classical-music.com/i/IvesCharles.htm

106. The Official Website Of Thomas Hampson
     There is not frigate like a book to take us lands away, nor any courses like a page of prancing poetry. Emily Dickinson.  
     http://www.hampsong.com/discography.cfm?TASK=details&RECID=2447&START=1

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