Arnulf Herrmann

Arnulf Herrmann is a captivating German composer whose work delves into the intriguing interplay between irregularity and regularity in sound. Born in Heidelberg, Herrmann's musical journey took him from studying piano in Munich to exploring composition and music theory in Dresden, Paris, and Berlin. His compositions, such as "Hotel Europa" and "Manische Episode - A Beethoven Commentary," showcase his unique ability to blend complex musical ideas with engaging narratives. Herrmann's fascination with the unexpected is evident in works like "Hard Boiled Variations" and "Dämonen (Ein Kinderlied)," where he explores the boundaries of traditional orchestration and ensemble performance. With a collaborative spirit, Herrmann has worked with renowned ensembles like Ensemble Modern, bringing his innovative vision to life. His music is a testament to his deep curiosity and a must-explore for those seeking fresh and thought-provoking compositions.