Ingolf Wunder

[noone]

We heard him LIVE and we couldn't believe our ears!!!
This guy is phenomenal!!!   
Does anyone have any information on him?!
We found www.ingolfwunder.at

[pianowelsh]

He caused quite a stir at the Leeds competition but was knocked out quite early on. Im sure he'll be back though (in true arnie style)

[abe]

Wow, listen to that Chopin etude 10/4 recording he has on his site under "Audio". Fastest I've ever heard it played, and very clean and precise.

[piano_world]

i listened to the recordings of Liszt Feux follets and the Ravel Gaspard...
these are one of the best recordings, i ve ever heard

and to pianowelsh, i heard, that he was sick, and couldn't participate at the Leeds competition

[etudes]

i once saw he played all paganini in austria maybe 2 or 3 years ago
then the year after that he play gaspar and HR2 and some of chopin stuff
he is the real one along with Yu kosuge and Alice Sara Ott

[piano_world]

could u tell me more about Yu kosuge, ve never heard

[etudes]

Yu kosuge
she finished her degree at Mozarteum Uni in Austria with K.H. Kaemmerling (very famous in europe)
she recorded 24 Chopin Preludes when she was 13 (she recorded it again with Sony this year)
She recorded 27 of Chopin Etudes when she was 16 (my friend said she record it through with out stop...)
she has a very good technique and great musical (not in the etudes record for me)
i attend to her concert once she played 24 preludes and some of transcendental etudes (with Feux follets as ENCORE) she played with flawless technique also great sound and rubato

[chromatickler]

He caused quite a stir at the Leeds competition but was knocked out quite early on. Im sure he'll be back though (in true arnie style)

correctly

[gruffalo]

i thought this guy already has proffesional status. if so, why does he still need to do competitions? hes damn good though.

[turner]

He was also knocked down from the Chopin Competition in Warsaw last year. I don't remember whether he was eliminated from the early or middle rounds, but he caused a stir. I belong to several piano forums so I forgot from which one I got to see him playing the 4th movement of the Chopin 3rd Sonata--very impressive.

[gruffalo]

when people say "he caused a stir", do they mean that he personally got p*ssed off with the people or did the crowd get annoyed?

[stevie]

people got pissed off when he didnt make it to the finals

[Dazzer]

and when did public opinion matter in these comps? haha

[gruffalo]

people still hasnt answered my questions on why he is still entering competitions? isnt he already a concert proffesional? or does he have a personal goal of winning competitions? i always wondered if there was some sort of line where you are disallowed from entering competitions if you already have a known status.

also can some one tell me how this guy got such a good technique in just two years and entered liszt comp just two years after starting piano?

Gruff

[chromatickler]

also can some one tell me how this guy got such a good technique in just two years and entered liszt comp just two years after starting piano?

email him and ask 

[sevencircles]

also can some one tell me how this guy got such a good technique in just two years and entered liszt comp just two years after starting piano?

The devil flew into him through  his open mouth when he was playing one day.