中文名：哈特穆特·亨兴 外文名：Hartmut Haenchen 国籍：德国 出生地：德累斯顿 生日：1943年3月21日 职业：指挥家 简介：指挥家Hartmut Haenchen出生于德勒斯登，原主修声乐曾加入合唱大师茅斯博格领导下的德勒斯登十字架合唱团， 由于经常与大师合作担任合唱指挥，逐渐朝指挥发展，七一年他获得韦伯指挥大赛首奖。 最受乐坛好评的是他指挥荷兰歌剧院超过五百场以上的歌剧全曲演出，将德国重要的华格纳、史特劳斯等于荷兰发扬光大，Hartmut Haenchen在罗卡泰利这组作品的诠释，平衡且对位层次分明，活泼但又不失庄重，是一个决定性的版本。 德国著名指挥家哈特穆特·亨兴出生于德累斯顿，是当今世界上最有影响力、号召力的指挥家之一。曾连续13年担任荷兰歌剧院音乐总监。亨兴与不同乐团合作，为索尼、菲利普、五音、拿索斯等各大唱片公司录制了超过120张唱片，并获得多个国际唱片大奖。此次演出，哈特穆特·亨兴将演绎古斯塔夫·马勒的a小调第六交响曲。马勒曾说：“我的第六号交响曲将会造成许多困惑，只有后代人，在接受并彻底领悟我的前五首交响曲之后，才能找出答案。”第六号交响曲的多样性和诠释的可能性令无数指挥家和乐团多年来无比神往，并进行了不断的探索和尝试。 从艺历程：Haenchen began his musical career as a member of the Dresdner Kreuzchor. By the age of 15, he was already conducting performances as cantor. As a 17-year-old, he attracted widespread attention with his revival of Johann Adolph Hasse's Requiem. Haenchen subsequently studied conducting and voice at the Musikhochschule Dresden. He then attended master classes in Berlin and at Carinthian Summer Festival in Austria, later attending rehearsals at the Bayreuth Festival and concerts conducted by Herbert von Karajan. Haenchen's first engagement was as director of the Robert-Franz-Singakademie (choral society) in Halle and conductor of the Halle Philharmonic Orchestra in 1966. From 1969 to 2014 he led the Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach Chamber Orchestra. He went on to win first prize at the Carl Maria von Weber Competition in Dresden in 1971. In 1972-1973 Haenchen served as principal Kapellmeister of the Zwickau Theatre. During that period he made his debut at the Berlin State Opera, directing Mussorgsky's Boris Godunov. He appeared there regularly until 1986. From 1973 to 1976, Haenchen was conductor of the Dresden Philharmonic and a regular guest with the Semperoper. Between 1976 and 1979, he served as music director of the Mecklenburgische Staatskapelle and Staatstheater in Schwerin. Subsequently, he began to make regular appearances at Berlin's Komische Oper. In 1980 he took over as artistic director of the Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach Chamber Orchestra in Berlin. In 1986, Haenchen became music director of the De Nederlandse Opera (DNO) in Amsterdam and chief conductor of the Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra (NPO) and the Netherlands Chamber Orchestra. During his tenure in Amsterdam, DNO became renowned for its high-quality ensemble productions and innovative stagings. Haenchen was particularly associated with the German repertoire: Richard Strauss, Mozart, and Wagner, but he also conducted opera of Verdi, Bartók, Tchaikovsky, Puccini, and Gluck. After the 1999 Ring cycle, Haenchen left his post but has continued as a guest conductor. With the NPO, the newly formed Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra quickly rose in stature, under his leadership, not only in its opera performances but also in symphonic concerts, recordings, and foreign tours. Haenchen resigned his position in September 2002 to protest budget cuts. Haenchen has made guest appearances in virtually all the European countries and toured Japan, the United States and Canada. He has conducted opera in Amsterdam, Bologna, Geneva, Jerusalem, London, Munich, New York City, Stuttgart, Warsaw, Vienna and Wiesbaden, Berlin, Dresden, Milan, Paris, Madrid. Two new productions, which he directed at the Royal Opera House in London, were singled out for the Laurence Olivier Award. He was scheduled to conduct Parsifal at the Bayreuth Festival in the summer of 2016.