"Rooms in the Light of the Setting Sun" - A house that speaks in silence — each room holding its own story.

You walk through slowly, room by room. The sun is sinking, and its final rays pour in, casting everything in a soft, golden glow. Dust dances in the light, shadows stretch gently across the floor. Time seems to pause — not out of weariness, but in quiet awe.

The piano offers its first notes, the oboe breathes a final thought, violin and cello carry the light from space to space — like whispers moving through walls.

And then, at the end: The choir rises. Not in triumph, but like the last beam of sunlight binding everything together. A sound that lingers, long after the light has faded.

Rooms In The Light Of The Setting Sun

As Wolf Hagen, I compose music for the silence between the notes. Drawing from the tradition of great masters like Bach and Pachelbel, I find inspiration to weave baroque clarity with the emotional complexity of our time.
The interplay of piano and cello stands at the heart of my work – two voices that complement, challenge, and exist in harmonic tension with each other. I add orchestral elements with care, never to dominate, but to open spaces: for reflection, for stillness, for those precious moments of pause.
My compositions are not statements, but invitations – to discover hidden emotions, to find quiet in a noisy world.