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Violin Sonatas Nos. 1-4. Curt Thompson, violin; Rodney Waters, piano. Naxos 8.559119, 2003.

Charles Ives composed his four violin sonatas between 1902 and 1916, a period that saw the emergence of many of his finest works and his most sophisticated attempts to integrate traditional American melodic material into his decidedly nontraditional compositional style. As is often the case with Ives, those tunes and fragments are used both as raw material for development and variation, and as recurring social allusions that invoke the spirit of the rural New England of his day--a contradance tune here, a Protestant hymn of battle song there. Thus, the second movement of his second violin sonata, entitled "In the Barn," includes snatches of such popular fiddle tunes as "Money Musk" and "Sailor's Hornpipe"; the opening movement ...

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