"Voices Echo Softly"

It is time to leave. The long corridor stretches before you — silent, patient, filled with echoes. The air is warm from the day, but the shadows are cool and familiar.

Rooms line the path, like chapters in a book you’ve read long ago, but never fully understood. Each holds its own whisper, its own light, its own silence.

The voices of the past are not loud, but they are present. They rise from the walls, from the floor, from the light slipping through the cracks. They walk with you, like shadows made of light, like thoughts that refuse to fade.

You move slowly, not from weariness, but from respect. Each step touches a memory, and every wall holds a piece of your story. Sometimes you pause — not to linger, but to listen.

At the end of the corridor, the echo fades. It grows quiet, like a song forgetting itself. But it remains — not in the walls, but within you. And you walk on, with voices that have become part of your silence.

Voices Echo Softly

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.