Ingolf Wunder - F. Chopin: Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2

[@chopin1962]

I’ve heard numerous interpetations of this piece yet this is the best one which truly captures what the nocturne is supposed to be

[@juandiegofidalgo]

Inspirado. Bravo!

[@loopymomy2532]

Great peice. Instead of practicing this I practiced no. 1. Still love all nocturnes. What I would love to see on your page is your playing of Mazurka op 24 no 4 and Etude op 25 no 6. I am obsessed with those pieces because of you. (currently practicing one of them)

[@juanmanzanilla8604]

I remember this a year ago, on this day, at this time. Thank you Ingolf :)

[@maximilianhartwig6995]

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

[@pejelundgren]

Brilliant! Just brilliant!

[@ЕвгенийЛаук-х5ю]

Прекрасно! Очень поэтично!

[@jasonvaleros425]

Magnifique! Thank you for putting a smile on my face. Happy New year!

[@QualityServiceTaste]

Merry Christmas Ingolf

[@olgakviatkovskaia4587]

Brillante, mi admirable amigo Ingolf, bravo, felicitaciones, saludos cariñosos a mi amada Moscú!!!!

[@NataliaLopezl]

Maravilloso!

[@eduardtovmasyan283]

Душа играет...

[@ManeRobel-DominaElPiano]

Thanks Ingolf!

[@zeynepbarac0672]

Wonderful!...

[@tachibana27]

素晴らしい音楽、美しい音楽

[@theapan4889]

Beautifully played! I'm playing this piece for a great friend on her birthday, can you please tell me what is the reason/trick to playing "seemingly" mismatchingly? like, your left and right-hand don't exactly match on the beat if you know what i mean, but it adds a romantic musical feeling to the piece like Chopin is supposed to be. The way I'm playing the piece rn is a bit robotic or too rigid, if you can understand what i'm trying to say that's wonderful, thx! :)

[@IngolfWunderOfficial]

Thank you so much! It's all about freedom, rubato and emotions. Stay tuned. My wife and I initiate many things now in terms of education. Be sure to check ingolfwunder.com or appassio.com to be informed of what we do. Best, IW

[@pubgplayer1720]

The right hand is meant to sing. Sometimes it deviates from the accompaniment, which is intentional. That's rubato, but then it assumes strict tempo after a while. The right hand has lots of freedom while the left hand stays strict in Chopin's nocturnes, but there is freedom.

[@AlejandroSanAntonio]

Record this in your next album, please! Or play it when you're in Mexico!!! Grüsse!!

[@NH-zh8mp]

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