Wunder; Ingolf

Ingolf Wunder’s Tchaikovsky and Chopin Concertos

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That the catalog is filled to the brim with excellent recordings of the Tchaikovsky and Chopin First piano concertos does not stop Deutsche Grammophon from

Chopin: Piano sonata, etc./Wunder

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Several critics following the 2010 International Chopin Competition wrote that the second-place winner, Ingolf Wunder, was the one who deserved first prize rather than the

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Wunder; Ingolf

Ingolf Wunder’s Tchaikovsky and Chopin Concertos

Chopin: Piano sonata, etc./Wunder

Reynaldo Hahn’s Soulful Chamber Works

A Big Bad Box of Gergiev

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