The purpose of this project is to introduce selected songs by Charles Ives (1874-1954) from a pedagogical perspective, analyzing the songs based on the identifiable technical and aesthetic challenges they present to the student and teacher of voice. I chose to focus on Ives’s songs because, in my experience as a vocal and opera instructor, I have noticed that works by American modernist and contemporary composers are not generally part of the standard repertoire taught to undergraduates in most voice studios. The literature available on Ives’s songs tends to focus on theoretical analysis and historical background, but not on pedagogy for undergraduates: in fact, there has never been an in-depth study of all of Ives’s songs from a pedagogica...
This thesis is designed to aid teachers in choosing repertoire for students, analyzing pedagogical a...
Because of the advanced, complex, and innovative character of much of Charles Ives\u27s music, and b...
In the teaching of composition, the term “compositional voice” is often referred to as a goal young ...
The purpose of this project is to introduce selected songs by Charles Ives (1874-1954) from a pedago...
There is no abstract available for this creative project.School of MusicThesis (M.M.
Charles Ives is commonly referred to as the Father of American Music. The implication is one that ...
Italian composer Francesco Paolo Tosti produced a large number of well-crafted songs in Ital...
The traditional image of Charles Ives is one of a composer who eschewed the European tradition compl...
American musical theater songs are popular with the general public, and many college and university ...
The purpose of this research is to examine the chamber orchestra works of Charles Ives for stylistic...
The experimental choral psalm settings of Charles Ives (1874-1954) show rhythmic, melodic, and harmo...
The Broadway Musical can arguably be considered one of the most popular art forms in America today a...
When Charles Ives\u27s music began to appear in performances and publications in the 1920s, his admi...
Existing scholarship has not given extensive attention to Ives’s German songs. Scholars have long as...
The solo vocal songs of Richard Wagner are an under-performed part of the standard classical vocal r...
This thesis is designed to aid teachers in choosing repertoire for students, analyzing pedagogical a...
Because of the advanced, complex, and innovative character of much of Charles Ives\u27s music, and b...
In the teaching of composition, the term “compositional voice” is often referred to as a goal young ...
The purpose of this project is to introduce selected songs by Charles Ives (1874-1954) from a pedago...
There is no abstract available for this creative project.School of MusicThesis (M.M.
Charles Ives is commonly referred to as the Father of American Music. The implication is one that ...
Italian composer Francesco Paolo Tosti produced a large number of well-crafted songs in Ital...
The traditional image of Charles Ives is one of a composer who eschewed the European tradition compl...
American musical theater songs are popular with the general public, and many college and university ...
The purpose of this research is to examine the chamber orchestra works of Charles Ives for stylistic...
The experimental choral psalm settings of Charles Ives (1874-1954) show rhythmic, melodic, and harmo...
The Broadway Musical can arguably be considered one of the most popular art forms in America today a...
When Charles Ives\u27s music began to appear in performances and publications in the 1920s, his admi...
Existing scholarship has not given extensive attention to Ives’s German songs. Scholars have long as...
The solo vocal songs of Richard Wagner are an under-performed part of the standard classical vocal r...
This thesis is designed to aid teachers in choosing repertoire for students, analyzing pedagogical a...
Because of the advanced, complex, and innovative character of much of Charles Ives\u27s music, and b...
In the teaching of composition, the term “compositional voice” is often referred to as a goal young ...