CHARLES IVES: THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY 5 LP BOX SET, WITH BOOKLET COLUMBIA SEALED

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Charles Ives ?– The 100th Anniversary Label: Columbia Masterworks ?– M4 32504 Format: 5 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Stereo, Mono  Box Set  Country: US Released: 1974 Genre: Classical Style: Modern, Classical
Tracklist
The Many Faces Of Charles Ives A1 The Fourth Of July Conductor – Leonard Bernstein Conductor [Assistant] – Seymour Lipkin Orchestra – New York Philharmonic* 5:37 A2 Hymn (Largo Cantaile) From "Set For String Quartet, Bass And Piano" Bass – Alvin Brehm Strings – New York String Quartet 3:26 A3 The Pond Conductor – Gunther Schuller Orchestra – Chamber Orchestra* 1:54 A4 General William Booth Enters Into Heaven Bass Vocals – Archie Drake Conductor – Gregg Smith (2) Orchestra – Columbia Chamber Orchestra Vocals – Gregg Smith Singers 6:14 B1 Variations On "America" Organ – E. Power Biggs 7:44 B2 In Flanders Fields Baritone Vocals – Thomas Stewart (2) Piano – Alan Mandel 2:17 B3 The Circus Band Bass Vocals – Archie Drake Conductor – Gregg Smith (2) Orchestra – Columbia Chamber Orchestra Orchestrated By – George F. Roberts Vocals – Gregg Smith Singers 2:44 B4 The Unanswered Question Conductor – Leonard Bernstein Orchestra – New York Philharmonic* 5:15 The Celestial Country The Celestial Country Conductor – Gregg Smith (2) Orchestra – Columbia Chamber Orchestra Vocals – Gregg Smith Singers C1 I—Prelude, Trio And Chorus 7:22 C2 II—Aria For Baritone Baritone Vocals – Bruce Fifer 3:47 C3 III—Quartet, Accompanied Alto Vocals – Linda Eckard Bass Vocals – Albert De Ruiter Soprano Vocals – Rosalind Rees Tenor Vocals – Thomas Bogdan 6:06 C4 IV—Intermezzo For String Quartet 4:34 C5 V—Double Quartet, A Capella 3:13 D1 VI—Aria For Tenor Tenor Vocals – Douglas Perry 3:59 D2 VII—Chorale And Finale 7:38 D3 Majority (Or The Masses) Choir – Ithaca College Concert Choir Conductor – Leopold Stokowski Orchestra – American Symphony Orchestra* Vocals – Gregg Smith Singers 4:23 D4 They Are There! (A War Song March) Choir – Ithaca College Concert Choir Conductor – Leopold Stokowski Orchestra – American Symphony Orchestra* Vocals – Gregg Smith Singers 3:07 D5 An Election (It Strikes Me That) Choir – Ithaca College Concert Choir Conductor – Leopold Stokowski Orchestra – American Symphony Orchestra* Vocals – Gregg Smith Singers 4:04 D6 Lincoln, The Great Commoner Choir – Ithaca College Concert Choir Conductor – Leopold Stokowski Orchestra – American Symphony Orchestra* Vocals – Gregg Smith Singers 4:07 The Things Our Fathers Loved Earlier Songs E1a Slow March 4:42 E1b Canon (Not Only In My Lady's Eyes) E1c There Is A Certain Garden E2a Judge's Walk 5:14 E2b No More Mundane Songs E3a The New River 4:13 E3b The Side Show E3c West London E4a Luck And Work 3:26 Later Songs E4b The One Way E5a Peaks 5:01 E5b Yellow Leaves E5c A Sea Dirge German Songs F1a Widmung 5:51 F1b Feldeinsamkeit Visionary Songs F2a Resolution 4:56 F2b Pictures F2c Mists F3a Incantation 6:13 F3b September F3c The Sea Of Sleep F3d Requiem F4a The Things Our Fathers Loved 9:04 F4b Old Home Day F4c Down East Ives Plays Ives From The Second Piano Sonata, "Concord, Mass. 1840-1860" G1 Emerson (End Of Exposition) 2:01 G2 Emerson (Most Of Recapitulation) 3:59 G3 Hawthorne (Fragment) 0:13 G4 The Alcotts (Complete) 4:53 G5 Emerson Transcription No. 1 With Interpolated Improvisations 5:19 G6 Emerson Transcription No. 3 With Interpolated Improvisations 2:31 H1 Improvisation On Themes From Second Symphony (Third Movement) 1:51 H2 March No. 6 In G And D 2:06 H3 Improvisation X 0:49 H4 Improvisation Y 1:16 H5 Improvisation Z 0:41 H6 Study No. 9 ("The Anti-Abolitionist Riots") 2:11 H7 (Study No. 11) 1:01 H8 Fragment And Ragtime From Study No. 20 Quoting "Alexander" 0:47 H9 From (Study No. 23) 0:57 H10 From (Study No. 23) - Passage In Gospel Style Leading Into "Hello, Ma Baby" 1:05 H11 They Are There! 3:31 Charles Ives Remembered I Reminiscences Of The Composer By Relatives, Friends And Associates Interviewee – A. J. "Babe" LaPine, Bernard Herrmann, Bigelow Ives, Charles Buesing, Chester Ives, Elliott Carter, George Tyler, John Kirkpatrick (3), Julian Myrick, L. Parkins, Lehman Engel, Mary Howard (2), Mrs. George F. Roberts, Richard Ives, Watson Washburn Interviewer – Vivian Perlis 23:12 J Reminiscences Of The Composer By Relatives, Friends And Associates Interviewee – Bernard Herrmann, Brewster Ives, Chester Ives, Elliott Carter, George F. Roberts, George Tyler, Goddard Lieberson, Jerome Moross, John Kirkpatrick (3), Mrs. Van Wyck, Nicolas Slonimsky, Richard Ives Interviewer – Vivian Perlis 25:41 Companies, etc. Copyright (c) – CBS Inc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Inc. Manufactured By – Columbia Records Manufactured By – CBS Inc. Recorded At – Manhattan Center Recorded At – Columbia 30th Street Studio Recorded At – New England Conservatory's Jordan Hall Recorded At – American Legion Hall, Hollywood Recorded At – St. Paul's Chapel, New York Recorded At – Mary Howard Studio Recorded At – Columbia Graphophone Company Ltd. Credits Artwork [Mechanical Art, Lettering] – Joyce McGregor Design [Package, Book] – Henrietta Condak Executive-Producer – Leroy Parkins, Vivian Perlis Liner Notes – Chas. E. Ives*, Goddard Lieberson, John Kirkpatrick (3), Vivian Perlis Liner Notes [Book Editors] – Chris Nelson (10), Vivian Perlis Painting [Cover] – Richard Hess (2) Photography By – Clara Sipprell, Lee Friedlander, W. Eugene Smith Piano – Charles Ives (tracks: G1 to H11), John Kirkpatrick (3) (tracks: E1a to F4c) Producer – Andrew Kazdin (tracks: B1), John McClure (tracks: A1, A4, B3, B4, C1 to D6), Leroy Parkins(tracks: A2, A3, B2, E1 to J) Soprano Vocals – Helen Boatwright (tracks: E1a to F4c) Notes LP 1 previously released on Columbia Records. "Including 21 selections never before released." Includes a 52-page booklet/scrapbook.
A1 recorded November 23, 1964, Manhattan Center, New York City. A2 recorded May 25, 1970, 30th Street Studio, New York City. A3 recorded March 31, 1969, Jordan Hall, Boston, Mass. A4 recorded May 4, 1966, Legion Hall, Hollywood, Calif. B1 recorded November 7, 1968, New York City. B2 recorded October 6, 1969, 30th Street Studio, New York City. B3 recorded July 7, 1965, Legion Hall, Hollywood, Calif. B4 recorded April 17, 1964, Manhattan Center, New York City. C1 to D2 recorded March 13, 14, 1972, St. Paul's Chapel, Columbia University, New York City. D3 to D6 recorded October 18, 1967, Manhattan Center, New York City. G1, G2, G4, H2, H6, H10 recorded Mary Howard Studio, New York City, April 24, 1943. G3, H1, H3, H4, H5, H7, H8, H9 recorded New York City, May 11, 1938. G5, G6 recorded Columbia Graphophone Co., London, June 12, 1933.