Cornelis Dopper

Full biography Cornelis Dopper

Cornelis Dopper was a Dutch composer, conductor, and teacher who lived from February 7, 1870, to September 19, 1939. He was born in Stadskanaal, a town in the Netherlands, and later moved to Amsterdam, where he spent much of his career. He is primarily known for his seven symphonies, although he also wrote many other works for orchestra , as well as vocal works and operas.

Dopper was a highly respected composer in his time, and his music was performed by major orchestras and ensembles throughout Europe. He was also known for his work as a conductor, leading performances of his own compositions as well as those of other composers. In addition to his work as a composer and conductor, Dopper was also a highly respected teacher, and many of his students went on to successful careers in music.

While Dopper's music has largely fallen out of the repertoire in the years since his death, there has been renewed interest in his work in recent years. Some of his music has been recorded and performed by modern ensembles, and there has been a growing appreciation for his contributions to Dutch music and culture. Despite his relative obscurity today, Cornelis Dopper remains an important figure in Dutch musical history, and his music continues to speak to audiences around the world.