Bibliography

Hume, Paul

Year: 1954

Complete Citation:

Hume, Paul. “Reviewed Work: Ten Songs for Voice and Piano by Charles Ives.” Notes, vol. 11, no. 3 (June 1954): 449-450.

Source: Journal

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B. Reviews and Announcements of Published Editions

Year: 1964

Complete Citation:

Hume, Paul. “Review of Ten Early Songs.” Music Library Association Notes, Second Series, vol. II, no. 3 (June 1964).

Source: Journal

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B. Reviews and Announcements of Published Editions

Jacobson, Robert

Year: 1973

Complete Citation:

Prf: 1973 January 17: New York; City Center; Alexander Horvath, violin; Howard Baer, piano.

Lar Lubovitch, choreographer. Three Essays (1974); ballet; American Ballet Theater.

Music: Orchestral Set No. 2.
Prf: 1974 January 15: New York; City Center.

Source: Performance (ballet)

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B. Dance

Johnson, Lockrem

Year: 1960

Complete Citation:

Johnson, Lockrem. “Reviewed Works: Robert Browning Overture, for Large Orchestra by Charles E. Ives; The Rainbow (After the Poem by William Wordsworth), for Chamber Orchestra. [Flute, Basset or English Horn, str. and Piano] by Charles E. Ives; Persian Set. [Picc. (Or Fl.), Cl. Tar. (Or Guitar or Mandolin), Dr. (Persian Dr. or Tom-Tom), Vlns. I, II, III, Vc., Cb., Piano] by Henry Cowell.” Notes, vol. 17, no. 4 (September 1960): 656-657.

Source: Journal

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B. Reviews and Announcements of Published Editions

Jones, Chris

Year: 2014

Complete Citation:

Jones, Chris. “An Effective Twist on Following Your Dreams.” Chicago Tribune, May 21, 2014.

Source: Newspaper

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D. Reviews

Karlovits, Bob

Year: 2013

Complete Citation:

Karlovits, Bob. “‘Charles Ives’ Showcases Strife, Music, Basketball.” McClatchy - Tribune Business News, November 14, 2013.

Source: Newspaper

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D. Reviews

Kerwin, Bud, choreographer

Year: 1974

Complete Citation:

Bud Kerwin, choreographer. The Subjective Man (1974); choreographic setting. Music: From the Swimmers', Like a Sick Eagle', Walt Whitman', The Cage', The Indians. Prf: 1974 October 20: Indianapolis; Clowes Memorial Hall, Butler University; Charles Ives Celebration Program; Dina Korta,
Cheryl Palonis. Gathering: A Choreographic Tribute to Charles Ives (1976). M.F.A.; Department of Ballet and Modern Dance; University of Utah.

Source: Performance (ballet)

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B. Dance

Keys, Ivor

Year: 1952

Complete Citation:

Keys, Ivor. “Sonata No. 3.” Music & Letters 33, no. 1 (January 1952): 91-92.

Source: Journal

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Kirby, Fred

Year: 1967

Complete Citation:

Kirby, Fred. “Ives Boom Boon to Peer- Southern.” Billboard 79 (April 22, 1967): 32--33.

Notes:

Includes comments from Wladimir Lakond, international director of musical education and serious music department of Peer- Southern. States that Peer- Southern has over 100 copyrights of Ives’s music.

Source: Magazine

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Kirkpatrick, John

Year: 1949

Complete Citation:

Kirkpatrick, John. “Review of ‘Three-Page Sonata,’ [etc.].” Music Library Association Notes, Second Series, Vol. 6, No. 3 (June, 1949).

Source: Journal

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B. Reviews and Announcements of Published Editions

Year: 1961

Complete Citation:

Kirkpatrick, John. “Ives as Revealed in His Marginalia.” Cornell University Music Review, Vol. 4 (1961).

Source: Journal