Henning Fuchs is a composer who blends musical styles and cultural influences with a distinctive creative touch. His work explores the connections between different musical traditions.

 

His album "COCOON" (2024) showcases this approach, featuring collaborations with Irish artists like singer Lisa Lambe, harpist Aisling Ennis, and the Castle String Quartet. Recorded at Grouse Lodge Studios, the album reflects Fuchs' ability to bring together diverse musical voices.

 

Previous albums like "GAIA" (2020) and "A NEW BEGINNING" (2019) have similarly highlighted his global musical perspective, featuring artists from Bulgarian Voices Berlin to Chinese erhu player Guo Gan, flamenco guitarist Julian Olivares and hand pan masters like Manu Delago and David Kuckhermann..

 

Musically trained at Sir Paul McCartney’s Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts and the Film University Potsdam-Babelsberg, he spent several years assisting composer Max Richter in Berlin and Oxfordshire, working on film and dance productions.

 

His compositions have been performed by orchestras in Russia and recognized internationally, including a "Composer of the Year" nomination by Opus Klassik in Germany.

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