If this is Petite, call me Twiggy!

 

It covers 2 CDs, after all...

Dark and Light

 

The saddest of choral sequences.

Let's see what sticks

 

This Koch recording throws a whole range of music from Daniel Pinkham at the listener.

Could Creation have rambled on a bit too long?

As far as this music is concerned, yes.

William Wallace and William Wallace

Fight and you may die. Run and you'll live – at least a while. And dying in your beds many years from now, would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that for one chance, just one chance to come back here and tell our enemies that they may take our lives...

but they'll never take our freedom!

A Survey of Modern Americana

 

From a great Midwest-based ensemble, The Dale Warland Singers.

Incendiary?

 

Such a cover might be considered so.

A Book of Revelation Oratorio

 

Franz Schmidt, a late-Romantic composer, covers the End of Times in The Book of the Seven Seals.

Karajan and the Sensual

Representing Arnold Schoenberg's early music, these two works are rather sensual sounding, taking the best from the Post-Romantic influences of Wagner and Debussy.

An Epic Collection of Satie

If you want to hear the Orchestral Music of Satie, here is where it begins and ends.

If on a budget...

Satie's Orchestral Music might not hold as much importance as his contributions into solo piano music, but they do give a solid look into the composer's knack for the audacious and eccentricities.

Bamboozled by Pipe Organ

What is more exciting than combining a pipe organ with an orchestra?

Misty Music of McKay

Music from the Pacific Northwest!

Old School Romanticism

I love the idea of Neo-Romanticism.

The (Very Long) Song of Hiawatha

I believe this is the first work I had ever heard by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, and its a doozy!

The Muscular Lili Boulanger

 

 WOW!

1492... for orchestra

 

I am not as as enraptured with this music as I was when I heard it in the early 2000s.