Peter Schat

Peter Schat, a pioneering Dutch composer born on June 5, 1935, in Utrecht, left an indelible mark on the avant-garde music scene. His innovative compositions, such as the tumultuous "Anathema" written in the summer of 1969, reflect a life dedicated to pushing musical boundaries. Schat's work, spanning a diverse discography, invites listeners into a world of experimental soundscapes and bold artistic expression. His legacy continues to inspire, with collections like "The Art of Dutch Keyboard" and his "Complete Works" offering a profound journey through his musical genius. Schat passed away on February 3, 2003, in Amsterdam, but his influence endures, making him a cornerstone of contemporary classical music.