As part of the DFG project "Henze Digital - Hans Werner Henze's Artistic Network", the international and interdisciplinary symposium "Music, Networks, Self-Testimonies: Current Research on Hans Werner Henze" with researchers and companions took place.

The Foundation supported the publication of the correspondence between Karl Amadeus and Elisabeth Hartmann with Hans Werner Henze. It was published by the Karl Amadeus Hartmann Society under the direction of Andreas Hérm Baumgartner and Wolfgang Rathert.

The late premiere of Henze's first work, thought lost, takes place at Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie

The Hans Werner Henze Foundation was invited to speak at the XVIII. International Conference on Music Analysis and Theory in Rimini to talk about its founder.

Timia Edizioni in Rome has published Anton Giulio Onofri's book of magnificent photographs of Villa La Leprara.

Musicology at Paderborn University/Detmold University of Music receives all media from Henze's Villa La Leprara

Hans Werner Henze's Sonata for Viola and Piano from 1946 is initially defined by two external circumstances: Firstly, it is not only one of the earliest works he composed, it is also one of the few juvenilias to have survived (the preceding works handed down to us can be counted on one hand).

After intensive but fruitless efforts to save the estate of its benefactor, the Hans Werner Henze Foundation has now been able to sell it