CORNELIUS; PETER

Septura’s Charismatic Brass Christmas

David Vernier

I’m reluctant to play into something that may be a stereotype, but–brass players just always seem to be having so much fun! Somewhere very close

Filling in the Gaps: A Great Disc of Great Comedy Overtures

David Hurwitz

They don’t write ’em like this anymore. This splendid program

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Strauss Conducts Historically, If Not Convincingly

David Hurwitz

It’s always interesting to hear a composer conduct his own

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Romantic Music for Men’s Choir

David Vernier

This release is among a group of 10 recordings being reissued by Carus, under the name “Carus Classics”, to mark the label’s 40th anniversary. The

Peter Cornelius: Requiem, choral works/Grün

David Vernier

Whether or not you experienced the joy of discovery of Peter Cornelius’ a cappella choral music on Polyphony’s collection on Hyperion a couple of years

Cornelius: Three Kings, etc./Polyphony

David Vernier

For choral musicians and listeners, 19th century German composer Peter Cornelius is best known for the arrangement of his song Die Könige (also known by

Boult Schubert 9 BBC C

David Hurwitz

Is anyone pining for Boult’s Schubert Ninth? He recorded the work several times commercially, versions that at no point challenged the best of the competition,