PAULUS; STEPHEN

Stephen Paulus Choral Works–Powerful & Poignant

David Vernier

Stephen Paulus was a successful, prolific, and much-revered American composer acclaimed for his work in all the major genres, particularly opera, orchestral, and choral; his

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REQUIEM

David Vernier

Although it is not at all evident from the outer packaging, this recording is (mostly) a reissue of a 2006 Clarion release that now seems

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BERNSTEIN & BRITTEN

David Vernier

This recording from one of North America’s premier professional choirs is a welcome addition to the choral catalog. From the thoughtful programming–worthy yet little-known pieces

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Under The Radar: Ormandy’s Stunning Delius and Vaughan Williams

David Hurwitz October 26, 2025

Vaughan Williams: Mass in G minor/Elora

David Vernier October 26, 2025

Vaughan Williams: Wasps, etc/Handley

David Hurwitz October 26, 2025

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by ClassicsToday
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