Charles Ives

The Charles Ives Society is a dedicated not-for-profit organization established to promote and celebrate the works of the influential American composer Charles Ives (1874-1954). Formed in 1973, the Society aims to stimulate public interest in Ives's music through performance, recording, and scholarly study. It works diligently to publish definitive editions of his compositions while sharing valuable resources and information related to his music, including performances, recordings, and recognition within the music community.

With support from grants, donations, and close cooperation with the Yale University Music Library, which houses the Charles Ives Papers, the Society plays a pivotal role in preserving and disseminating Ives's legacy. Additionally, it collaborates with various music publishers to expand the availability of his works. Though not a membership organization, the Society actively engages with the public through social media platforms, ensuring that the astonishing contributions of Charles Ives continue to inspire and enrich the world of music.