Charles Ives: Complete Symphonies offers fresh insights into the music of a radical thinker, creator of what Leonard Bernstein called "his own private musical revolution." Dudamel's special affinity for the composer's symphonies & the performance of the Los Angeles Philharmonic earned rave reviews during the orchestra's Ives-Dvor k festival. "It was, in its every gesture, vibrantly, rapturously, outrageously American," said the Los Angeles Times on their performance of the First Symphony.

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  • 1. I. Allegro Con Moto (Charles Edward Ives - Symphony No. 1)
  • 2. Ii. Adagio Molto. Sostenuto (Charles Edward Ives - Symphony
  • 3. Iii. Scherzo. Vivace (Charles Edward Ives - Symphony No. 1)
  • 4. Iv. Allegro Molto (Charles Edward Ives - Symphony No. 1)
  • 5. I. Andante Moderato (Charles Edward Ives - Symphony No. 2)
  • 6. Ii. Allegro (Charles Edward Ives - Symphony No. 2)
  • 7. Iii. Adagio Cantabile (Charles Edward Ives - Symphony No. 2)
  • 8. Iv. Lento Maestoso (Charles Edward Ives - Symphony No. 2)
  • 9. V. Allegro Molto Vivace (Charles Edward Ives - Symphony No.

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  • 1. I. Old Folks Gatherin' - Andante Maestoso (Charles Edward Iv
  • 2. Ii. Children's Day - Allegro Moderato (Charles Edward Ives -
  • 3. Iii. Communion - Largo (Charles Edward Ives - Symphony No. 3
  • 4. I. Prelude. Maestoso (Charles Edward Ives - Symphony No. 4)
  • 5. Ii. Comedy. Allegretto (Charles Edward Ives - Symphony No. 4
  • 6. Iii. Fugue. Andante Moderato (Charles Edward Ives - Symphony
  • 7. Iv. Finale. Very Slowly - Largo Maestoso (Charles Edward Ive