Ingrid Fliter

Argentinian pianist Ingrid Fliter made her Australian debut playing the Schumann concerto with the Sydney Symphony under Israeli conductor Pinchas Steinberg last week.

And if those three performances weren’t enough to convince audiences that the 37-year-old is cast from the same mould as her mentor and compatriot Margaret Argerich, her solo recital at the City Recital Hall Angel Place on Monday, July 4, surely was.

Read the full review at the Parramatta Advertiser.

Jul 4, 2011

Ingrid goes Down Under for her debut Australian Tour

Ingrid's first ever Australian tour, including four spectacular concerts at the world-famous Sydney Opera House, has been met with universal critical acclaim.

Read a review of Ingrid's performances at The West Australian.

Jun 16, 2011

Ingrid receives 5 stars in The Sunday Times for her latest Beethoven CD

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Jun 16, 2011

Queen Elizabeth Hall recital, June 7th, 2011

The main part of her recital was devoted to sonatas by Beethoven – the second and third from the Op 31 set, and the Appassionata Op 57. All three works contained marvellous things, and the inner dramas of both the D minor sonata Op 31 no 2 and Op 57 were managed with real flair and imagination – the returns of the opening chords to punctuate the first movement of Op 31 no 2 were invested with mysterious beauty, the volatility of the Appassionata and its steady ratcheting up of intensity were timed to perfection.

Andrew Clements, The Guardian

May 23, 2011

Queen Elizabeth Hall Recital

June 7th, Queen Elizabeth Hall Recital, London. With the international release of the Beethoven CD.

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Jan 16, 2010

Pianist Ingrid Fliter performed phenomenally Friday night with the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra - St. Louis Classical Music Examiner

Ingrid Fliter's hands flew across the keyboard as if they had a life of their own during Ravel's whimsical, jazzy Piano Concerto in G Major Friday night. The stunning Argentine artist wowed the audience and brought them to their feet, deservedly so.

As Paul Schiavo's program notes state, "several passages" in the first movement "call to mind Gershwin's 'Rhapsody in Blue,'" as the pianist scaled the Steinway from one end to the other. But a meticulous genius like Ravel could and did do more than mimic an American musical magician.

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Jan 10, 2010

Edo de Waart, MSO, Ingrid Fliter - Third Coast Digest review

Pianist Ingrid Fliter was a joy in the Mozart. Her light touch and bright sound fit the music exactly. Everything sounded easy. The fleet piano embroideries in the first and third movements flew from her hands as easily and naturally as if she were strewing seeds in a sunny field. She endowed the slow movement with the languid ease of a rest beneath a shade tree. The concerto was a stroll in the country on the most beautiful day of spring.

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Oct, 2009

“Clearly born for Chopin,” Ingrid Fliter records the complete waltzes

Following universal praise for her EMI Classics debut album of Chopin piano works, Gilmore Artist Award winner Ingrid Fliter has recorded the composer’s complete waltzes for release as the music world prepares to celebrate his 200th birthday in 2010. The Mazurka No. 42 in F minor (Op. 63 No. 2), will be available as an exclusive iTunes bonus track. Click here for more.

Sep, 2007

Ingrid Fliter has been chosen to participate in London's BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artists

Ingrid Fliter was added to the roster of BBC's New Generation Artists scheme for a period of two years during which she will appear with many of the BBC's orchestras and participate in some of the UK's most prominent festivals, including the City of London Festival and the BBC Proms. Find out more.

Jun, 2007

Ingrid Fliter signed contract with EMI Classics

Ingrid Fliter signed an exclusive contract with EMI Classics at the conclusion of a season that saw her debuts at the Hollywood Bowl (with the Los Angeles Philharmonic) and with the Detroit Symphony and National Arts Centre orchestras. During the same season, she performed recitals in San Francisco, Chicago, New York's Carnegie Hall and London's Wigmore Hall.

Jan, 2006

Ingrid Fliter was named the recipient of the 2006 Gilmore Artist Award

January 2006, Argentine pianist Ingrid Fliter was named the recipient of the 2006 Gilmore Artist Award. Only the fifth pianist to have been so honored, the Gilmore Artist Award is made to an exceptional pianist who, regardless of age or nationality, possesses broad and profound musicianship and charisma and who desires and can sustain a career as a major international concert artist. Find out more