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Reminds me of coriander, but it's better.

Long, unusual, Greek; I like it! Haven't considered it much, but I do have it as a middle somewhere.

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Middles:
Corisande Mae/May
Corisande Fae
Corisande Pippa
Corisande Enna
Corisande Fia
Corisande Wren
Corisande Maeve

I love it! I was just thinking about it last night.

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I think it necessitates a more subdued middle name to balance out its grandiosity:

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Corisande Alice
Corisande Alma
Corisande Amy
Corisande Ava
Corisande Blythe
Corisande Clare
Corisande Emily
Corisande Emma
Corisande Eva
Corisande Eve
Corisande Iris
Corisande Lila
Corisande Lily
Corisande Lucy
Corisande Mabel
Corisande Mary
Corisande Pearl
Corisande Ruth
Corisande Violet

It's gorgeous! I'll put it on my list!

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Corisande Annabelle
Corisande Maelle
Corisande Eveline
Corisande Matilde
Corisande Julie

I like this, actually for either gender, as a name rich with old Frankish associations. I enjoy the soft "a" in Corisande. Although Corey would be an easy nickname, it would almost seem a vulgar insult to a name so rich. For a girl, I might consider Corisande Annabelle, possibly spelling the middle name as "Anabelle", as the 'ana' prefix implies a referral to the past, or if you prefer, the present through a reversion of the past.