You are a magnificent pianist.

Low quality video. Ultra high quality musician.

2024 😌🔥

Yes! STEAM!

I don't think I have heard a more convincing Mephistopheles! His playing is so incredibly rich in nuance, it makes for an almost cinematic listening experience. He absolutely nailed the character of this piece in my opinion. It might be due to the recording setup or my own audio, but I feel like the treble sounds really weak at times. I somehow really enjoy it though. The bass is overpowering in the finale, but it makes all the virtuosities in the right hand that come before it seem a lot more effortless.

I want to learn this piece without knowing how to read the sheet

I wonder what if Franz Liszt play this Nocturne ?

Sublime!🌹🌹🌹🌹

There is a good pianist, great pianist, than amazing pianist, Than there is Ingolf Wunder😮 That is the last level😂❤

Gorgeous

I have listened to many performances of this wonderful piece by Liszt, but I consider this renditon to be by far the most heartfelt and rich in interpretative intensity. Superlative pianist Ingolf Wunder!

1:56 La diesis!!!!!!!!!!!!

❤

With this excellent video with it's closeups I see that this piece is not actually that difficult. It lays really well for any well trained pianist with three hands

This is superior playing. The colors and voicing are incredible!

grand virtuose romantique dans la tradition d'Arrau et Horowitz. On aimerait entendre du Schumann sous ses doigts magiques!

When Ingolf Wunder disappears and only the Sound exists, and all people listen and feel eternity, than time stands still.

Огромное спасибо за исполнение и возможность услышать и увидеть эту интерпретацию. При прослушивании разных исполнителей посетили сомнения в существовании таких мастеров, которые не долбят по клавишам, а могут выстроить баланс фактуры. Особенно к концу. Исполнение выражает волнение, стремительность эмоций и увлекает градациями звучаний. Признаться, ни разу не слышала об этом пианисте.

Hello! Just want to say your musical journey has inspired and interested me very much and I’m fascinated by your almost beyond belief level of artistry. You and Daniil Trifonov were my favourite competitors in the Chopin competition. Your interpretations are always incredible, innovative and passionate. Thank you for becoming a pianist (One of the most brilliant)

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Fantastic 😮 well played. 👏

This is one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard. ❤

Прекрасный Музыкант! Очень яркое, эмоциональное исполнение! Удивительно длинные пальцы рук! Очень гармоничные рубато! Чувствуется особте отношение пианиста к Скрябину и Рахманинову!! Очень красиво прозвучала токката!! Пассажи великолепны!!

Благодарю Вас, замечательный Музыкант , за Ваше великолепное, блестящее, вдохновенное исполнение моего любимого произведения, создатель которого, А. Н. Скрябин является одним из самых моих любимых композиторов!! Вы очень ярко и точно выразили истинный дух и характер этой прекрасной Музыки!! Успехов Вам в Вашем служении , крепкого здоровья, личного счастья!!!

Wow absolutely stunned. This truly rivals the masterful Horowitz's interperation. Bravo!

Among many marvels, the feeling for spinning sounds freely out of the piano, no banging, no forcing; all sounds round, beautiful, and powerful. It's quite something.

While Chopin is, of course far more technically demanding than Mozart, I feel like the way a pianist plays Mozart can be really telling about the way they feel about and approach music and their understanding of it. Many pianists don't seem to take Mozart seriously and play it without ANY emotion turning the pieces into soulless, bland practice material. A world-class pianist, however, can turn Mozart into something truly unique and beautiful, full of emotion and playfulness. Similar to Zimerman, Ingolf manages to do exactly that. Hats off to Ingolf, once again! Truly showing how great of a pianist he really is and that he's even more than 'just' one of the absolute best Chopin players!

felicitaciones Ingolf BRAVO!

This make me remember the first time that I fell in love with Chopin's music. It has been 2 years since I felt that and started playing piano. I might have more hard working because I start my journey very late (at 15 years old and have 1 and a half year left for university preparation), but you have inspired me with this Nocturne. I will remember that it's not too late. Thank you very much!😊

(Edit: I just noticed that I wrote all of this in English despite both of us being German haha. Well... I hope I managed to express my feelings either way.) I am absolutely stunned every single time you play a note. Listening to you play a piece of music, after hearing some other concert pianist playing the same piece, feels as if I'm listening to a completely different instrument. The amount of dynamic and emotion you get out of a piano is simply unmatched. Even listening to the "big" names like Lang Lang, Yundi, Kissin, Barenboim, etc., none manage to achieve this kind of sound. It is my sincere belief, that you are the most talented and skilled pianist of the past decade. Especially your interpretation of Chopin's works is far beyond anybody else's. In a way, I feel like you are to Chopin what Glenn Gould was to Bach. I used to practice piano when I was 12 (on a cheap Digital Piano, and without a teacher), but essentially gave up at 14. Ever since I've had brief periods of time (maybe 1 to 2 months) where I'd play a little, but nothing more. Now, at the age of 25, your performances have been the kind of inspiration that I always needed to push me over the edge and finally give it another serious go. I've been practicing for one month now and finally bought a new Digital Piano (this time a more expensive one at 2000€.... it might not be anywhere near a grand piano, but unfortunately, it's the absolute most I could afford). In this single month, I've made more progress than in the 12 years prior. And that is in no small part thanks to you!!! You have reignited my love for the piano in a way that I never thought possible. Thank you, Ingolf! Both for the beautiful, stunning music you've gifted us, but also for making me feel a sense of passion that I thought I had long lost.

Dear maestro Wunder: I had the chance to heard you in my Country (México) and i'v been a great fan of your work, your performance since then. Right now and after i watched this, i feel very proud to dedicate my life to music teaching and performing specially to classical music. im not a virtuoso pianist as you dear maestro, but i think i can make a good change in people's life with music and specially with kids. I knew about the benefits that good music can give us, but i really didn't knew about all the damage of bad music can produce, it's very interesting everything you talked about in this conference. I admire you deeply as a musician, but much more as a human being. Thank you!

I think, Ingolf is a great lisztian interpreter. bravissimo!

Лучшая интерпретация! Очень красиво и глубоко! Спасибо

bravissimo, ingolf.

noooooo! 'casta diva' for piano solo??? hehehehe, great ingolf! 😃

Inspirado. Bravo!

Maravilloso, felicidades.

Che belloooooooo! Great ingolf!

Braaaaavooooo!

Ballade op 23, coda: congratulations, dear ingolf, you are a great pianist.

my favourite interpretation so far! audio could be normalised though, but otherwise an excellent recording.

Oooooh...

Braaaaavooooo!

This music brings me to tears.

O novo horowitz.

Nunca vi um Steinway tão bom, bravo ao ingolf, mas não tem oq elogiar, ele sempre é incrível, inacreditável e único, a melhor balada no.1 possível, muito ultrapassou Krystian Zimerman, o novo Horowitz.

bravo, bravo, bravo!....

The sound of this piano is not very good,but it is a nice playing!

At 2:51, he pulls out a "Horowitz". The thunderous bass with the shoulder. I have never seen anybody else doing it.

2022r wysłuchane wspaniale wykonanie tego utworu podczas festiwalu w Radziejowicach. Było pięknie!!!