CHARLES IVES 5 vinyl LP box set The 100th Anniversary 1974 COLUMBIA M4 32504
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 This is a 1974, 5 vinyl LP record box set called, "Charles Ives: The 100th Anniversary."     It is on Columbia Records, release number M4 32504.   The record box set pictured is the actual one you will be receiving.  It comes with a large booklet.                                                                                                              

The records and the booklet are in near MINT condition.

 

  The album contains the following selections:  


The Many Faces Of Charles Ives

A1

The Fourth Of July

A2

Hymn (Largo Cantaile) From "Set For String Quartet, Bass And Piano"

A3

The Pond

A4

General William Booth Enters Into Heaven

B1

Variations On "America"

B2

In Flanders Fields

B3

The Circus Band

B4

The Unanswered Question

The Celestial Country

The Celestial Country

C1

I—Prelude, Trio And Chorus

C2

II—Aria For Baritone

C3

III—Quartet, Accompanied

C4

IV—Intermezzo For String Quartet

C5

V—Double Quartet, A Capella

D1

VI—Aria For Tenor

D2

VII—Chorale And Finale

D3

Majority (Or The Masses)

D4

They Are There! (A War Song March)

D5

An Election (It Strikes Me That)

D6

Lincoln, The Great Commoner

The Things Our Fathers Loved

Earlier Songs

E1a

Slow March

E1b

Canon (Not Only In My Lady's Eyes)

E1c

There Is A Certain Garden

E2a

Judge's Walk

E2b

No More

Mundane Songs

E3a

The New River

E3b

The Side Show

E3c

West London

E4a

Luck And Work

Later Songs

E4b

The One Way

E5a

Peaks

E5b

Yellow Leaves

E5c

A Sea Dirge

German Songs

F1a

Widmung

F1b

Feldeinsamkeit

Visionary Songs

F2a

Resolution

F2b

Pictures

F2c

Mists

F3a

Incantation

F3b

September

F3c

The Sea Of Sleep

F3d

Requiem

F4a

The Things Our Fathers Loved

F4b

Old Home Day

F4c

Down East

Ives Plays Ives

From The Second Piano Sonata, "Concord, Mass. 1840-1860"

G1

Emerson (End Of Exposition)

G2

Emerson (Most Of Recapitulation)

G3

Hawthorne (Fragment)

G4

The Alcotts (Complete)

G5

Emerson Transcription No. 1 With Interpolated Improvisations

G6

Emerson Transcription No. 3 With Interpolated Improvisations

H1

Improvisation On Themes From Second Symphony (Third Movement)

H2

March No. 6 In G And D

H3

Improvisation X

H4

Improvisation Y

H5

Improvisation Z

H6

Study No. 9 ("The Anti-Abolitionist Riots")

H7

(Study No. 11)

H8

Fragment And Ragtime From Study No. 20 Quoting "Alexander"

H9

From (Study No. 23)

H10

From (Study No. 23) - Passage In Gospel Style Leading Into "Hello, Ma Baby"

H11

They Are There!

Charles Ives Remembered

I

Reminiscences Of The Composer By Relatives, Friends And Associates

 

 

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