Charles Ives

A fine work from one of the most important American composers of the twentieth century, for SATB soli, SATB chorus and organ. Edited and with notes by John Kirkpatrick.

S.A.T.B. and Organ

Work for Solo Piano. Ives Society critical edition by John Kirkpatrick and Jerrold Cox.

This revised edition of the Sonata was prepared by Ives himself in 1940-47, with considerable help from George F. Roberts, and was published in 1947 by Arrow Music press.

for Flute (or Alto Flute) and Piano. These songs reflect Ives in the 19th century. The beautifully romantic melodies lend themselves especially well to the lyrical qualities of the flute and would be...

In Summer Fields; from 'Night of Frost in May; Two Little Flowers. These songs reflect a young Ives in the nineteenth century. The beautifully romantic melodies lend themselves quite well to the lyric...

for Clarinet and Piano. In Summer Fields; from 'Night of Frost in May; Two Little Flowers These songs reflect a young Ives in the nineteenth century. The beautifully romantic melodies lend themselves...

This arrangement has been adapted for string orchestra.

This arrangement has been adapted for string orchestra.

This work is shorter than the other violin sonatas, and a few of its parts and suggested themes were used in organ and other earlier pieces.

suite waltz:opera house:old home days:collection:slow march:Lond. bridge is f. down

This is the Performance Score or Facsimile Edition of Ives' Symphony No. 4 for Orchestra with a preface by John Kirkpatrick.