Charles Ives, Malmö Symphony Orchestra And Chamber Chorus, James Sinclair - The Three Orchestral Sets flac album

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Ives: Orchestral Sets Nos. 1-3 James Sinclair. Orchestral Set No. 1, "3 Places in New England" (version 1, ed. . James Sinclair & Malmö Symphony Orchestra. 1. I. The St Gaudens In Boston Common (Col. Shaw and His Colored Regiment).

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By Charles Ives, James Sinclair. 1, "3 Places in New England" (arr. Sinclair): I. Shaw and his Colored Regiment) - Malmö Symphony Orchestra, 8:530:30. 2. Sinclair): II. Putnam's Camp, Redding, Connecticut - Malmö Symphony Orchestra, 5:150:30. 2: I. An Elegy to Our Forefathers - Malmo Chamber Choir, Malmö Symphony Orchestra, 4:260:30. Listen to Ives: Orchestral Sets Nos. 1-3 in full in the this site app. Play on this site. You look like someone who appreciates good music.

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Orchestral Set No. 2 is the title of an orchestral composition by the American composer Charles Ives. Composed between 1915 and 1919, it represents musical reminiscences of the composer. Like its predecessor, the First Orchestral Set, Three Places in New England, it was not conceived as a single entity but rather assembled into its three-movement form from separate compositions.