Johannes Schöllhorn

Johannes Schöllhorn, born in 1962, is a prominent figure among Germany's younger generation of composers. With a rich educational background, having studied under notable composers like Brian Ferneyhough, Jacques Huber, and Conlon Nunes, Schöllhorn brings a unique and evocative quality to his work. His compositions, such as "Clouds and Sky" and "Madrigali a Dio," explore a wide range of textures and emotions, often drawing inspiration from literary sources like the texts of Pier Paolo Pasolini. Schöllhorn's music is known for its formal yet relaxed progression, creating an engaging and immersive experience for the audience. Whether through his orchestral works or chamber music arrangements, Schöllhorn's compositions continue to captivate and inspire.