Fliter; Ingrid

Ingrid Fliter’s Curiously Inconsistent Solo Chopin

Jed Distler

Given Ingrid Fliter’s past penchant for extroverted and even capricious Chopin playing, one might assume that she’d take the wildly contrasted Preludes Op. 28 on

Ingrid Fliter’s Chopin Concertos

Jed Distler

Chopin’s two concertos often benefit from the use of a chamber orchestra. In this recording, for example, one encounters punchier brass tuttis and leaner yet

Beethoven: Piano sonatas/Fliter

Jed Distler

The main problem here concerns overly reverberant and murky sonics, which seem to make the ends of Ingrid Fliter’s soft phrases disappear. You especially notice

Chopin: Waltzes/Fliter

Jed Distler

In contrast to the modern-day directness and simplicity characterizing reference versions of the Chopin Waltzes by Arthur Rubinstein (his stereo recording) and Dinu Lipatti, Ingrid

Chopin: Piano sonata in B minor, etc./Fliter

Jed Distler

A strong artistic profile emerged from Argentine pianist Ingrid Fliter’s live 2005 Concertgebouw recital, released by VAI in conjunction with her receiving the coveted Gilmore