Charles Ives Reconsidered Rachel Cohen the one right nightingale

the one right nightingale

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Charles Ives Reconsidered Rachel Cohen the one right nightingaleA Choice Outstanding Academic Title, 2009An engaging reassessment of the seminal American composerCharles Ives Reconsidered reexamines a number of critical assumptions about the life and works of this significant American composer, drawing on many new sources to explore Ives's creative activities within broader historical, social, cultural, and musical perspectives. Gayle Sherwood Magee offers the first large scale rethinking of Ives's musical