The 2006 Gilmore Artist Ingrid Fliter received an enthusiastic reception worthy of a rock star upon returning Wednesday night for the Gilmore Festival. Nor did she disappoint those nearly filling ...

Getting inside the head of the dead is a tricky business. But that’s what such interpretive pursuits as classical music and theater are often about: making your best guess as to what a work’s creator ...

Ingrid Fliter's lovely piano recital at the Kennedy Center Terrace Theater on Saturday afternoon provided evidence of an assured and discriminating musical intelligence yoked to a stage personality of ...

It was less than two years ago that the Argentine pianist Ingrid Fliter dazzled local audiences with her limpid, clear-eyed approach to Chopin's music, on display in a strong debut and an even more ...

Pianist Ingrid Fliter wants you to think of Felix Mendelssohn's Piano Concerto No. 1 like a glass of champagne – light, refreshing, with a flurry of notes that bubble airily to the surface (however ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Opening the Colorado Symphony Orchestra’s 2009-10 season, Argentinian pianist Ingrid Fliter returned to Boettcher Concert Hall to perform Robert Schumann’s ...

World-class pianist Ingrid Fliter will perform Mendelssohn’s intricate Piano Concerto No. 1 with the Wichita Symphony Orchestra on Saturday and Oct. 14, opening its 2012-13 Classics season. Daniel ...

KALAMAZOO -- The Irving S. Gilmore International Keyboard Festival welcomed back Ingrid Fliter, winner of the 2006 Gilmore Artist Award, on Wednesday evening. The occasion at Chenery Auditorium was a ...

As with sports franchises, it’s possible for a musical organization to assemble a dream team, only to have the dream slip away. Like, poof. Vanished. It’s frustrating when it happens. And it happened ...

When Ingrid Fliter was a promising teenage pianist in her native Argentina, she was invited to an after-concert party for the scintillating pianist Martha Argerich, one of the country's musical titans ...

Most musicians who talk about a favorite composer do so in present tense, e.g., “Mozart does this”; “Beethoven writes like that.” When pianist Ingrid Fliter speaks of Frederic Chopin, you’d swear she ...

As a teenager, Vadim Gluzman played for the legendary Isaac Stern, who became a source of influence and support. Now, the Ukrainian-born violinist plays his Stradivarius with nearly every major ...