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| 1. Three Places In New England: The 'St. Gaudens' in Boston Common |
| 2. Putnam's Camp, Redding, Connecticut |
| 3. The Housatonic at Stockbridge |
| 4. Orchestral set no.2: An Elegy to our Forefathers |
| 5. The Rockstrewn Hills Join in the People's Outdoor Meeting |
| 6. From Hanover Square North.... |
| 7. Sun-treader |
| 8. Men |
| 9. Lilacs |
| 10. Marching Mountains |
| 11. Andante for strings |
Product Description
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アイヴズの交響曲が全4曲,すぐれた演奏で2枚組2,900円は超お買い得。日本の音楽家も音楽メディアもアイヴズやケージは一時の流行で{情報}として使い捨て。何も蓄積しないから何も変わらない不毛ぶり。もう1度アイヴズから聴きなおしてみるべし。
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You'll probably find this filed under Charles Ives, since his Three Places in New England leads off the disc. However, while that's enough to recommend the disc, it's the music of Ruggles and Seeger that deserve our attention here. Ruggles (1876-1971) was a contemporary of Charles Ives and as much of an experimenter. He pursed atonality more directly than Ives, as in Sun-Treader (1935), much to his credit. Seeger (mother of Pete Seeger) is also a much-neglected American Modernist, and her Andante for Strings just isn't enough here. I highly recommend all this music. --Paul Cook
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