Catalogue "New Publications Spring 2024"
February, 2024. We have just published our catalogue of “New Publications Spring 2024”. It includes all the Henle Urtext editions which are about to be published.
Management change at G. Henle Publishers
On 1 January 2024 there was a management change at G. Henle Publishers: Dr. Wolf-Dieter Seiffert retired on 31 December 2023 after spending over thirty years at the publishing house, first as an editor, then taking over as CEO in 2000. As of 1 January 2024, the Executive Board of the Günter Henle Foundation has appointed former Deputy Managing Director, Dr. Norbert Gertsch, as his successor.
Catalogue "New Publications Autumn 2023"
September, 2023. We have just published our catalogue of “New Publications Autumn 2023”. It includes all the Henle Urtext editions which are about to be published.
Henle Open Day
February 2023. For the first time in its history, G. Henle Verlag is hosting the virtual "Henle Open Day" and invites you to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the publishing house in a special way.
Catalogue “New Publications Spring 2023”
February, 2023. We have just published our catalogue of “New Publications Spring 2023”. It includes all the Henle Urtext editions which are about to be published.
Henle Masterclass
23 January 2023. Henle Masterclass, the on-demand classical music video platform for tutorials and masterclasses. Supported by the music editing expertise of G. Henle Verlag and its Urtext editions. Created by extraordinary artists. Presented in films of the highest production quality.
Kissin and friends for Ukraine: Günter Henle Foundation initiates benefit concert at the Tonhalle Düsseldorf
2. April 2022. Benefit concert for the Ukraine in the Tonhalle Düsseldorf
World-famous stars of classical music performed in the sold-out Tonhalle Düsseldorf for a good cause. Pianist Evgeny Kissin and violinist Gidon Kremer together with the cellists David Geringas and Giedre Dirvanauskaite played works by Dmitri Shostakovich, Valentin Silvestrov, Igor Loboda, Frédéric Chopin and Kissin himself.
The concert was initiated by the Günter Henle Foundation and G. Henle Publishers. In cooperation with the Peter Klöckner Foundation they bore all of the costs incurred. The Tonhalle Düsseldorf provided the venue free of charge.
Ticket sales and additional donations – made in advance, during the concert and afterwards – raised the impressive sum of €250,000. All of the money was donated to the Ukraine emergency fund set up by the medical aid organisation action medeor e.V.