Hans Werner Henze

Hans Werner Henze brought political tension, lyric theatre, and stylistic breadth into postwar 20th-century classical music. The German composer wrote operas, symphonies, ballets, concertos, and chamber works that often resist a single school or doctrine. Major works such as Boulevard Solitude, Elegy for Young Lovers, and The Bassarids show his mix of modern technique, dramatic instinct, and Mediterranean color.

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