ESSAYS BEFORE A SONATA

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Exploring the intersection of music and philosophy, this collection of essays by Charles Ives complements his "Concord Sonata," inspired by transcendentalist thinkers from Concord, Massachusetts. Ives delves into themes such as the relationship between music and transcendentalist theory, invention, and dissonance. He draws connections to the works of Emerson, Thoreau, and Hawthorne, showcasing his avant-garde approach and innovative thinking. These writings enhance the listener's appreciation of the "Concord Sonata," revealing the complexity of Ives's musical vision.