Hartmut Haenchen is a distinguished conductor renowned for his versatility and profound musical insight. Born in Dresden, Germany, he has carved out an illustrious career that has spanned several decades, earning him a reputation as one of the foremost interpreters of classical and romantic repertoire. Haenchen's musical journey is marked by his deep scholarly approach to music and his meticulous attention to performance practice, which he has applied to a wide range of works, from baroque masterpieces to 20th-century classics.

Throughout his career, Hartmut Haenchen has led numerous prestigious orchestras around the globe, tackling some of the most challenging compositions in the classical canon. His recent recordings, such as the critically acclaimed "Bruckner: Symphony No. 8," and the insightful "Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - The Last Three Symphonies," showcase his ability to bring fresh perspectives to well-known works. Additionally, his series "Classical Slumber Time For Children" underlines his commitment to broadening the audience for classical music, making it accessible to listeners of all ages. Whether through his interpretations of horn concertos or his exploration of less frequently performed composers like W.F. Bach and C.P.E. Bach, Haenchen's discography reflects his profound respect for the composer's intent and a deep love for the art form. His outstanding contributions to music have not only enriched the listening experience for audiences worldwide but also solidified his status as a masterful conductor of our time.

Genres

Orchestral Performance

Latest Release

Horn Concertos

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach Chamber Orchestra•

Hartmut Haenchen•

Peter Damm•

Staatskapelle Dresden

Album - 51 Tracks - Released June 16, 2023