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Works  Works of Roger Cornelis  Composers  Désiré Pâque  Louis Lavoye  Albert Dupuis  Jean Rogister  Mathieu Jodin  Lucien Lambotte  Georges Antoine  Mathieu Debaar  Paul Rouault  Maurice Guillaume  Raymond Micha  Michel Leclerc  Pierre Froidebise  Berthe di Vito-Delvaux  Edouard Senny  Paul Barras  Henri Pousseur  Paul Sana  André Jadot  Roger Cornelis  Claude Siquiet  Albert Lomba  Pierre Matot  Firmin Decerf Marian Mitea  Alain Levecq  Leonello Capodaglio  Philippe Verkaeren  Michel Béro  Jean-Dominique Pasquet  Dominique Charle  Jean-Louis Cadée  Onofrio Palumbo  Thierry Chleide  André Giet André Klenes  Anne Martin Jeannine Gillard  Marcel Cominotto  Paul Detiffe  Jean-Luc Lepage  Pierre Liémans  Patrick Wilwerth  Jean Nadeau Michel Fourgon  Philippe de Val Laurence Jacquemin  Sébastien Letocart		Roger CORNELIS (Bruxelles 1933)
		Roger Cornelis was born in Brussels on 3rd November, 1933. He studied music at the Brussels Royal Conservatory of Music, where he worked specifically under Maitre André Souris and Jacques Leduc. Over the years, his musical activities have diversified to cover composition ; musical critique with the newspaper, La Libre Belgique ; teaching harmony at the Braine-l'Alleud Academy ; author of a well received treatise on musical analysis, and the orchestra conducting, with the late Maitre René Defossez. Although his works may be considered as néo-tonal, they are open to all tendancies. However, one constant dominates his conception : the search for colour and atmosphere lend a chromatic vision and modality to his works. Translation : Karen Dehaes
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