Messiah: Comfort Ye My People & Every Valley Shall Be Exhalted

Barber: Sure on this Shining Night

Recorded with Skylark
GRAMMY®-Nominated Album "Seven words from the cross"
Released 2018

Seven Words from the Cross

Buckley: Break It Gently to My Mother

Maria Valdes, soprano
Emily Skilling, mezzo-soprano
Cory Klose, tenor
Michael Dauterman, bass

Andrew Phillip Schmidt, conductor
The Summer Singers of Atlanta
Recorded Live, August 2021

Mozart: Recordare (from Requiem)

Ev'ry Valley Shall Be Exhalted from Messiah (G.F. Händel)

L'Invitation au Voyage  |  Henri Duparc

From the "Gloria" movement of Gounod's Messe Solennelle (St. Cecilia's Mass).

Gloria (baritone solo) from Messe Solennelle - Gounod

For the flowers are great blessings
from Rejoice in the Lamb
Benjamin Britten
Cory Klose, tenor
Patrick A. Scott, organ
Recorded at The Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta
April, 2018

For the flowers are great blessings (from Rejoice in the Lamb - Britten)

With singing described as “poignant...with sincerity and unforced beauty” (The Times, London), “elegant” (Cape Cod Times), and “emotionally devastating”  (Boston Music Intelligencer), Cory Klose is a sought-after soloist and ensemble singer based in Atlanta, GA. Highlights of Cory’s recent solo appearances include Magnificat (J.S. Bach), Requiem (Duruflé, Mozart), Messiah (Handel), and Five Mystical Songs (Vaughan Williams). As a professional choral artist, Cory has appeared with many noted ensembles in the United States including Boston’s Handel and Haydn Society, Bach Collegium San Diego, Skylark, Kinnara, The Crossing, Santa Fe Desert Chorale, True Concord, and The Thirteen. He can also be heard on many acclaimed choral recordings including as a soloist on Skylark’s 2019 GRAMMY® Award-nominated album “Seven Words from the Cross”.