Published: 01 June 2011
Category: Artists

Ingrid Fliter has a number of debuts in June, which begin at the International Piano Series in London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall on June 7. The all-Beethoven programme coincides with Fliter’s new EMI album Beethoven Piano Sonatas, released during May. In a recent recital that included Beethoven’s Sonata No.18, Op.31 No.3, Chicago Classical Review wrote:

“Fliter brought not just a sterling technique but just the right sense of quirky humor and individuality to this music. Rarely will one hear the jocular side of Beethoven put across with such spirit, the dynamic contrasts underlined, and Fliter’s light articulation bringing a vivacious Haydnesque wit to the music.”

Fliter will then join Jaap van Zweden and the Royal Flemish Philharmonic for three performances of the Ravel Piano Concerto in Brussels and Antwerp from June 9 to 11. She then travels to Australia, for a tour that includes the West Australian, Sydney and Tasmanian Symphony Orchestras as well as a recital in both Sydney and Perth, and in Adelaide. Ingrid Fliter will play Mozart’s Piano Concerto No.23 and the Schumann concerto as well as a mixed recital focusing on Beethoven and Chopin.

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