Corridors Of Castle Doria - Barry E. Kopetz

The Corridors of Castle Doria is a musical journey through a castle of varied and mysterious corridors. The opening represents standing upon the steps of the castle and being in awe of its size and majesty. The first corridor becomes narrow and somewhat close, moving ever smaller into a virtual crawlspace. The next section represents a dungeon-like corridor, dark, dank and musty, followed by a secret passage. Finally, there appears a long dark corridor that ultimately ends in the Great Hall and then a race to get out of the narrow corridor and outside to safety.

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Corsica

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Corsica - Menichetti

Corso Blanc (Le) - Tellam

Cortge - Jan Hadermann

Cortge - Jules Massenet

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Cortge Burlesque - Emmanuel Chabrier

Cortege Danse Des Bouffons - Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov

Rimsky-Korsakov (1844-1908) composed some fifteen operas. Snegurochka (Snow White), his third opera, written in 1880 and 1881, comprises four acts preceded by a prologue. The opera is based on the play of the same name written in 1873 by Ostrovsky. It was premiered at Saint Petersburg in 1882, whereas its first foreign perfomance was in New-York precisely forty years later. It deals with a charming legend about Winter and Spring in an imaginary Russian province. The music is simple and lyrical. The 'Procession' and especially 'The Dance of the Tumblers' are the only excerpts of this completely forgotten opera which are still on the repertoire nowadays.

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Cortge de Bacchus - Léo Delibes

'The retinue of the wine god Bacchus' - just the title of this well-known work from the Sylvia ballet by Lo Delibes engenders a sense of excitement. Wil van der Beek's excellent instrumentation makes sure that this piece will be a repertoire highlight!

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Cortge De Bacchus (Le) - Thierry Muller

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