as a bassoonist, i’ll never understand why composers choose to do so little with the instrument. it infuriates me to play stuff like this with trash parts.

Phenomenal recording. I don’t understand why everyone slams on the breaks at 271. I could have sworn there was a note in the front of the score specifically calling this moment to the attention to the conductor.

this is awesome! thanks for sharing!

I would have never guessed this wasn't Mozart if the radio host didn't mention Carl after the piece finished. Brilliant!

the texture at 9:35 is amazing. Absolutely love it. As a bass clarinet player who's playing this song for our spring concert, I approve

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This has long been one of my very favorite Ives works. I actually wrote a paper on this curio when taking Larry Starr's Ives class @ the U. of Washington waaaaay back in 1981. I always intended to program it on one of my concerts over the years but never got around to it this lifetime, dammit!

0:00 Fever 4:57 Adrift 12:27 Game 19:10 Bliss

thanks

charleston Ivy

I'm dressing up as charles ives for halloween

people are sleeping on this channel

holy shit this is the best music i have ever seen

spooky

Splendid idea. Why didn't I think of that?

Ensemble: Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Women of the Slovak Philharmonic Chorus Soprano: Daniela Kubricka Conductor: Adriano

yay

no Universe Symphony :(

Very much Ives after college.

woah

e. charles ives

Great memories of this recording when it first came out back in the 60s. My first exposure to the American oboe school of playing. An aunt, not much older than me, described the second movement as a suitable backing music for a nature programme where a deer was giving birth. She could not understand why I liked this work so much

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