CHARLES IVES

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Charles Ives was known to be an iconoclast who did away with the traditional concepts of harmony, tonality and rhythm, favoring discords, polyrhythms and polytonality.
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The UST Conservatory of Music, headed by dean Raul Sunico, presented its Christmas Concert Gala with its best faculty members as well as its best choral and instrumental ensembles performing in the festively decorated chapel.
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Tenor Abdul Candao, who is based in Vienna where he teaches at the Conservatory, gave his listeners a musical adventure at the F. Santiago Hall by rendering little-known songs by Charles Ives, with pianist Najib Ismail as assisting artist. The American composer is not credited, except by musicologists, for being a precursor of Stravinsky (for his poly-rhythms), Bartok (for his discords), Henry Cowell (for his tone clusters), Schoenberg (for his atonality) and Boulez (for his music of chance).


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Ochanine's dynamic baton / Christmas concerts galore

By SUNDRY STROKES | December 15, 2010 - 12:00am

Charles Ives was known to be an iconoclast who did away with the traditional concepts of harmony, tonality and rhythm, favoring discords, polyrhythms and polytonality.

Opinion

UST Christmas concert gala / Other Yuletide events

By SUNDRY STROKES | December 8, 2010 - 12:00am

The UST Conservatory of Music, headed by dean Raul Sunico, presented its Christmas Concert Gala with its best faculty members as well as its best choral and instrumental ensembles performing in the festively decorated...

Opinion

Mini reviews

By SUNDRY STROKES | February 21, 2007 - 12:00am

Tenor Abdul Candao, who is based in Vienna where he teaches at the Conservatory, gave his listeners a musical adventure at the F. Santiago Hall by rendering little-known songs by Charles Ives, with pianist...

Opinion