Henry J. Huisjes (1963) is a pianist, Hammond organist, choir director, arranger and composer from the Netherlands.
He started playing at an early age. He then studied at the ArtEZ Academy of Music in Enschede where he was taught by Peter Rijs (Hammond organ), Hans van de Werf (Piano), Jan Wilbers (harmony and counterpoint) and Theo Willemze (music theory and arranging).
His musical style is known for the combination of classical and light music (jazz, gospel, pop), which makes his style authentic and recognizable.
Concert tours with choirs have already taken him to many countries in Europe. His compositions and arrangements are used worldwide and performed by many musicians, choirs and orchestras. He also contributed to several CD, radio and TV recordings and released several albums on popular streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music.

As a composer and arranger, Henry Huisjes composes works for choir, orchestra, brass ensemble and piano. The compositions include influences from composers such as John Rutter, Bob Chillcott, John Williams and Hans Zimmer. The orchestral work “Blue Canyon” (2019) for symphony orchestra received a high score at an international film music competition of the Film Scoring Academy Europe in 2023.