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Charles Ives 7. "Charlie Rutlage" by Jay Poff - Watch Ives 1-14

The text for Charlie Rutlage -- a frontier ballad and one of Ives' most dramatic songs -- was written by D. J. O'Malley, but is derived from John A. Lomax's 1920 collection of Cowboy Songs. At its start and finish, Charlie Rutlage bares a childlike innocence; however -- in between -- the text and its musical counterpart tip their hat to the impact of violent events. Bibliography / Discography for "For Your Ives Only" - A Tribute to Charles E. Ives Burkholder, J. Peter. Charles Ives - THE IDEAS BEHIND THE MUSIC. Yale University Press, 1985. Burkholder, J. Peter. Charles Ives and His World. Princeton University Press, 1996. Dickinson, Peter. Charles Ives Songs, Vol. 1. Unicorn-Kanchana Records, London, 1991. Dickinson, Peter, Charles Ives Songs, Vol. 2. Unicorn-Kanchana Records, London, 1991. Cowell, Henry. Charles Ives and his music. Oxford University Press, Inc., 1955. Feder, Stuart. Charles Ives: "My Father's Song" A Psychoanalytic Biography. Yale University Press, 1992. Ives, Charles E., Kirkpatrick, John, Memos. W.W. Norton & Company, 1972. Kronos Quartet. Black Angels. ELEKTRA ENTERTAINMENT, 1990. Lambert, Philip. Ives Studies. Cambridge University Press, 1997. Rossiter, Frank R. Charles Ives & His America. George J McLeod Limited, 1975. Sinclair, James. They are There!. Peer Music International, 1975. Swafford, Jan. Charles Ives -- A Life with Music. W.W. Norton& Company, 1996. Perlis, Vivian. Charles Ives Songs. Elektra/Asylum/Nonesuch Records, 1976.