White Boy Rick

Max Richter is a pioneering figure in contemporary classical music, seamlessly blending postminimalist and electronic elements to create a unique sonic landscape. Born in Germany and raised in the UK, Richter's classical training from the University of Edinburgh and the Royal Academy of Music, along with his studies under Luciano Berio, provides a solid foundation for his innovative compositions. His prolific career spans concert music, film scoring, and acclaimed solo albums, making him one of the most influential composers of our time. Richter's work, known for its emotive depth and atmospheric textures, has been featured in numerous films, including "Mary Queen of Scots" and "Black Mirror." With a focus on aligning classical and electronic music into a universal language, Max Richter continues to captivate audiences worldwide with his evocative and thought-provoking compositions.