The big event at Lincoln Center this summer is the Run Amoc* festival, produced by the American Modern Opera Company. More ...

It’s an opportunity for families, communities and visitors to come together at locations along a route which begins at the iconic Cow and Calf Rocks on Ilkley Moor on the morning of Saturday ...

Under the leadership of music director Thomas Søndergård, who will take the baton for his third season, the Minnesota Orchestra has announced a star-studded 2025-26 season, with cellist Yo-Yo Ma ...

Charles Ives’ 20-minute, three movement Orchestral Set No. 2 is scored with maximum orchestral color in mind, including organ, synthesizers, accordion, and off-stage orchestra and chorus.

Instead, we heard the second string quartet of Charles Ives, composed between ... the collective sound of the quartet was as fine and breakable as the tuned glasses of water they bowed into singing.

Pianist Jeremy Denk, a MacArthur genius grant recipient, is performing a concert at 92NY in New York tonight featuring an eclectic program, from iconic Beethoven sonat ...

Ives At Election Time. Opening of Charles Ives’s song “Majority” (1921) The iconoclastic American composer become cultural monument Charles Ives was born 150 years ago last Sunday.

Sunday is the 150th anniversary of the composer Charles Ives’s ... America might solve its issues with a lyrical barn-raising or spiritual-singing or cattle-rustling. Ives is optimistic ...

150 years after his birth, composer Charles Ives remains a maverick Many music lovers consider Ives, ... WILLIAMS: (Singing) Clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth because I'm happy.

This year marks the 150th birthday of Charles Ives. Many music lovers consider him the first truly great American composer, although some of them are bewildered by his untraditional methods.

This is FRESH AIR. This year marks the 150th birthday of Charles Ives. Many music lovers consider him the first truly great American composer, although some of them are bewildered by his ...

Many music lovers consider Ives, who died in 1954, to be the first truly great American composer. A new recording by pianist Donald Berman is a major addition to the Ives discography.