musictechnicallyimpossiblew/omodificationovertreference toamericanhistorypolyrhythm(tuplets)quotationfromanothercomposerbassdrumimitationson pianoallusion tofamous 19thcenturyAmericanwritershaphazardinstrumentationmicrotonesone wholemovementwithoutdissonancenew lineadded ortempochanged on aliteral repeatpolytonalityreferencetochristianityquotationofamericanfolk tuneoverlylongmovementives' ownpersonalremarksadded toscoretoneclusterspassagesrequiringreconstructioninterestingrepeat, dacapo, dasegno, orcoda signsovertreference toivy leagueschoolspolyrhythm(multipletempi or timesignatures)no timesignatureragtimedeja vu?(reborrowingfrom self)performerdoes sthdifferent thanwhat yousee on scoremusictechnicallyimpossiblew/omodificationovertreference toamericanhistorypolyrhythm(tuplets)quotationfromanothercomposerbassdrumimitationson pianoallusion tofamous 19thcenturyAmericanwritershaphazardinstrumentationmicrotonesone wholemovementwithoutdissonancenew lineadded ortempochanged on aliteral repeatpolytonalityreferencetochristianityquotationofamericanfolk tuneoverlylongmovementives' ownpersonalremarksadded toscoretoneclusterspassagesrequiringreconstructioninterestingrepeat, dacapo, dasegno, orcoda signsovertreference toivy leagueschoolspolyrhythm(multipletempi or timesignatures)no timesignatureragtimedeja vu?(reborrowingfrom self)performerdoes sthdifferent thanwhat yousee on score

Charles Ives Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. music technically impossible w/o modification
  2. overt reference to american history
  3. polyrhythm (tuplets)
  4. quotation from another composer
  5. bass drum imitations on piano
  6. allusion to famous 19th century American writers
  7. haphazard instrumentation
  8. microtones
  9. one whole movement without dissonance
  10. new line added or tempo changed on a literal repeat
  11. polytonality
  12. reference to christianity
  13. quotation of american folk tune
  14. overly long movement
  15. ives' own personal remarks added to score
  16. tone clusters
  17. passages requiring reconstruction
  18. interesting repeat, da capo, da segno, or coda signs
  19. overt reference to ivy league schools
  20. polyrhythm (multiple tempi or time signatures)
  21. no time signature
  22. ragtime
  23. deja vu? (reborrowing from self)
  24. performer does sth different than what you see on score