VI. Topical Studies

Paul, David C. “Conversing Paths to Canonicity: Charles Ives, Gustav Mahler, and American Culture.” Ph.D. diss., University of Cali-fornia at Berkeley, 2005.

Paul, David C. “Charles Ives, Autonomy, and Cold War Politics.” Paper presented at the American Musicological Society Annual Meeting. Washington, D.C., October 29, 2005.

John Heiss, J. Peter Burkholder, Richard Dyer, Vivian Perlis, and Jan Swafford. “Ives and His Time and Ours.” Panel at at Charles Ives and His World, as Tribute to Iconoclastic American Com-poser. New England Conservatory of Music, Jordan Hall and Williams Hall, Boston, Massachusetts, March 13--17, 2005.

Hale, William. “The Difficulty of Ives.” Paper presented at Charles Ives and His World, as Tribute to Iconoclastic American Com-poser. New England Conservatory of Music, Jordan Hall and Williams Hall, Boston, Massachusetts, March 13--17, 2005.

Owens, Thomas. “Chord and Dissonance: The Relationship of Peter Yates and Charles Ives and the Role of Los Angeles in the Reception of Ives’s Music.” Paper presented at The Thirty--first Annual Conference of the Society for American Music. Eugene, Oregon, February 17, 2005.

Ridley, Aaron. The Philosophy of Music: Theme and Variations. Edin-burgh, Scotland: Edinburgh University Press, 2004.

Levene, Donna B. “Charles Ives, 1874- 1954.” In American Musicians Making History, 172-179. Portsmouth, NH: Teacher Ideas Press, 2004.

Tommasini, Anthony. “What’s So Gay about American Music? [Comments]” The New York Times. October 24, 2004, sec. 2, 27.