Moritz Winkelmann’s powerful and deeply inner way of playing gave the impression of virtuosity and creative mastery of the greatest kind. It is worth great honors not to put these pianistic abilities in the service of acrobatic showmanship, but in the service of the deeper matters in music.
Claudia Valder-Knechtges, Kölner Stadtanzeiger
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ABOUT.
A Prize Winner of the International Telekom Beethoven Competition Bonn, Moritz Winkelmann has established a strong reputation for his Beethoven interpretations. Pizzicato magazine calls his latest recording of the three last Beethoven sonatas „a small stroke of genius and an absolute enrichment for the otherwise strained Beethoven repertoire.“
The performance of the solo part
in
the Beethoven concerto can
without a
doubt be described as completed.
His irrepressible will
to express
himself, the intensity
of his
performance and, above
all,
his art of characterization
clearly showed the exceptional
pianist. Not to forget his
touching
skills and the
unusual ability to make
the keyboard instrument sing.
Gabor Halasz Die Rheinpfalz