# Charles Ives
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Charles Edward Ives (; October 20, 1874 – May 19, 1954) was an American modernist composer, actuary and businessman. Ives was among the earliest renowned American composers to achieve recognition on a global scale. His music was largely ignored during his early career, and many of his works went unperformed for many years.
The Unanswered Question - Prophetic Power of Music
What happens when a musician's toolbox is used to break the rules?
This week we discuss American conductor Leonard Bernstein's lecture at Harvard, 'The Unanswered Question'. Part of a lecture series discussing the intricacies of classical music, the lecture takes a turn. Bernstein talks about music…
Exposition: Dr. Sara Edgerton Talks About Southeast Symphony Gala Opener for 2023 Season
Dr. Sara Edgerton Talks About Southeast Symphony Gala Opener for 2023 Season. In celebration of Southeast Missouri’s 150th anniversary, this All-American concert will present exciting works such as William Grant Still’s Afro-American Symphony and Charles Ives’ The Unanswered Question.
Charles Ives 4: American Hymns in Classical Music
Charles Ives loved to put hymns into his music. Several other composers borrowed hymn tunes; here are several examples from 20th Century American compositions.
Charles Ives 3: Folk Tunes in Classical Music
The Country Band March has 12 recognizable popular and folk tunes in it. But Ives was not the only composer to put borrowed tunes in his music. Many classical composers […]
Charles Ives 2: Marching Through the Country Band March
Charles Ives wrote the Country Band March about amateur musicians — people who make music for the love of it. In the Country Band March Ives combines a tune that […]
Charles Ives 1: About Charles Ives
The music that Charles Ives wrote was greatly influenced by his father, George. From the time he was a kid, Ives heard his father experiment with sound. George Ives always […]
The Joy of Classical Music Ep 69 – 23-09-2024
The music in this episode strides across the mystical culminating in Larry Austin’s version of Charles Ives unfinished Universe Symphony.
Philip Glass – City and Dance from his opera Akhnaten.
Latvian Radio Choir performs Mūža aina by Pēteris Plakidis
The Crossing Choir performs- A Native Hill No…
Gity Razaz' Methuselah: A Brilliant Use of Orchestral Color
The Akron Symphony continues its 71st season with Gustav Holst's The Planets on October 19 at EJ Thomas Hall. The evening will also feature performances of Charles Ives' The Unanswered Question, Franz Liszt's Les Preludes, and Methuselah, a co-commissioned work by Gity Razaz.
Gity is an Iranian-A…
WTF IS THAT??
Edges of Dreaming is back with a challenge episode! Several weeks ago, we posted a picture on Facebook that evoked a number of WTF questions, so we decided to make a challenge out of it, and today we present the results: Robert Scott Thompson, George L Smyth, and Carbonates On Mars all weigh in wit…
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