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Charles Ives, Ingo Metzmacher, Ensemble Modern
Portrait of
Genres: Special Interest, Pop, Classical

Track Listings (26) - Disc #1
1. Set No. 1, for theater orchestra (6), S. 10 (K. 1C31): No.1: the See'r
2. Set No. 1, for theater orchestra (6), S. 10 (K. 1C31): No.2: A Lecture by President Arthur Twining Hadley
3. Set No. 1, for theater orchestra (6), S. 10 (K. 1C31): No.4: Like a Sick Eagle
4. Set No. 1, for theater orchestra (6), S. 10 (K. 1C31): No.6: Incantation
5. General William Booth Enters into Heaven, for chorus, optional solo voice, chamber orchestra & percussion, S. 181 (K. 5B9)
6. Tone Roads No. 1, for chamber orchestra, S. 49i (K. 1C34/1)
7. From the Steeples and the Mountains, for 1 or 2 trumpet(s), trombone, 4 sets of bells & 2 pianos, S. 65 (K. 1C12)
8. Tone Roads No. 3, for chamber orchestra, S. 49iii (K. 1C34/3)
9. Adagio sostenuto: At Sea (I), for theater orchestra (Set No. 3/1), S. 12i (K. 1C35)
10. Mists (II), song for voice & piano, S.301 (K. 6B47a)
11. On the Antipodes, song for voice & 2 pianos, S. 319 (K. 6B71)
12. The Rainbow, for orchestra, S. 45 (K. 1C33)
13. Remembrance, for voice & piano, S. 332 (K. 6B62a)
14. The Bells of Yale (I), partsong for baritone, male chorus & cello, S. 192/1 (K. 5D11)
15. Set No. 1, for theater orchestra (6), S. 10 (K. 1C31): No.5: Calcium Light Night
16. The Gong on the Hook & Ladder or Firemen's Parade on Main Street for strings, piano & optional bell, S. 70 (K. 1C30)
17. Scherzo: All the Way Around and Back, for chamber ensemble, S. 81 (K. 2B12)
18. Scherzo: Over the Pavements, for piccolo, clarinet, bassoon (or baritone sax), 3 trombones, piano & percussion, S. 82 (K. 1C24)
19. Set No. 1, for theater orchestra (6), S. 10 (K. 1C31): No.3: Ruined River
20. Set No. 2, for theater orchestra (3), S. 11 (K. 1C32): No.1: the Indians
21. Set No. 2, for theater orchestra (3), S. 11 (K. 1C32): No.2: "Gyp the Blood" of Hearst-Which is Worst?
22. Aeschylus and Sophocles, song for voice, piano & string quartet, S. 206 (K. 6B70)
23. A Set of Pieces (3), for theatre orchestra, S. 20 (K. 1C28): No. 1, 'In the Cage'
24. A Set of Pieces (3), for theatre orchestra, S. 20 (K. 1C28): No. 2, 'In the Inn'
25. A Set of Pieces (3), for theatre orchestra, S. 20 (K. 1C28): No. 3, 'In the Night'
26. Sunrise, song for voice, piano & violin, S. 365 (K. 6B77)

CD Details

All Artists: Charles Ives, Ingo Metzmacher, Ensemble Modern, Henry Herford
Title: Portrait of
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: EMI
Release Date: 1/19/1993
Genres: Special Interest, Pop, Classical
Styles: Marches, Vocal Pop, Opera & Classical Vocal, Chamber Music, Forms & Genres, Theatrical, Incidental & Program Music, Historical Periods, Modern, 20th, & 21st Century
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 077775455229

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CD Reviews

Seventy-five dollars!?!!?

David Gray Porter | Anaheim, California | 12/15/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I've learned that EMI has reissued this CD along with the Ives songs recorded by Marni Nixon from the old Nonesuch LP (a truly GREAT album!). It's now titled "American Classics: Charles Ives." You can find it at [...] at: http://www.amazon.co.uk/American-Classics-Charles-Ensemble-Modern/dp/B0016MJ3NQ/ref=sr_1_19?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1213893555&sr=1-19

I originally wrote on December 15, 2005:

This is a great album, and it's too bad it was allowed to go out-of-print, but asking $[...] as one seller does is mind-blowing. Reminds me of the controversy in 1993 when it was almost pulled off the market through a lawsuit because no one "official" knew who this guy "David G. Porter" was and that as far as they knew he has no authorization to do any work whatsoever on Ives's music. EMI had the spine to keep it on the market but it looks like someone decided it wasn't selling well enough to reprint. My advice is to find a friend's copy and burn a boot of it, and scan the booklet for my program notes in your favorite language. Truly a great CD but that's too much to ask."