"Charlie Rutlage"

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When was the Charles Ives version of “Charlie Rutlage” made?

1920-21

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When did Ira Sires make her transcription of “Charlie Rutledge”?

1928

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“Another good cowpuncher” is changed to what in Sires’s version?

Another gallant cowboy

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When did Robert C. Wyde first hear “Charlie Rutlage”?

1948

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When did Robert C. Wylder compose a version of Charlie Rutlage for his master’s thesis?

1949

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When did David Cohen make a score for Charlie Rutledge?

1968

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What is the time signature and key signature of Sires’s version?

6/8;1 flat

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What is the time signature and key signature of Wylder’s version?

6/8;1 flat

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What is the time signature and key signature of Cohen’s version?

Common-time;2 sharps

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What is the time signature used for Ives’s version?

Common-time

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What collection did Cohen publish “Charlie Rutledge” in?

‘Songs of the American West’

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What folk song does Cohen use as the basis for his version of Charlie Rutledge?

“The Lakes of Pontchartrain” as sung by the Louisiana Honeydrippers

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Ives’s melody of Charlie Rutledge is most similar to…

Cohen’s version

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What collection did Charles Ives publish “Charlie Rutlage” in?

114 Songs (1922)

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The contour of Ives’s and Cohen’s melody start to differ after…

The first 3 notes

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When did Ives’s probably set his poem?

1914 or 1915

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How does Ives open “Charlie Rutlage”?

With a piano ostinato with a boom-chick accompaniment

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What is a boom-chick accompaniment?

The left and right hands alternate block chords

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How can the vocal line of “Charlie Rutlage” be initially described?

Choppy

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By when in the song does Charlie Rutlage quit resembling a folk performance?

Second verse

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After the second verse, the singer must rely on only…

Rhythmic notation

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When is the pianist meant to start singing with the vocalist?

The fourth measure

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The cluster-chords when Charlie dies culminate in…

A massive, sustained roar

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What is a cluster-chord/tone cluster?

A harmony filled with adjacent seconds

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What is the volume of the cluster-chord?

ffff

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How can Ives as a person be described?

Eccentric and somewhat isolated

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What type of melody plays above the “boom-chick” accompaniment?

Triadic

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What 3 styles does Charlie Rutlage alternate between?

Folk, dreamlike, and narrative

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When the “Dream” style first enters, what happens?

There is a drop to piano and descending line

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How does Charlie Rutlage end?

Two G pitches, than F (The dominant) during ritardando