Ingrid Bauer - Harpist

 
 

Ingrid is a classical harpist currently based in Wellington. Whether you’re looking for a recital artist, harp lessons, or just some background music for a wedding or function, Ingrid can help you.


Ingrid holds a BMus in Performance Harp from Victoria University of Wellington, with Honours from the Australian National University, Canberra. She has 9 years of experience teaching harpists of all ages, and performs regularly with professional orchestras across Australia and New Zealand, as well as giving solo and chamber music recitals. Read her full bio here.


Please take a look around the site, and don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.

 

Welcome

“...lyrical and elegant, with virtuosity, vitality, and tonal colour...”

- Capital Times

News

JUNE 24, 2010

Have a listen to Ingrid playing Scarlatti’s Sonata in G min, K31. This was recorded in 2009 as part of her audition for the ARD International Music Competition. Enjoy!

Scarlatti - Sonata K31

Debussy - La cathédrale engloutie

May 13, 2011

Distribution for Ingrid’s CD is finally well and truly under way. Visit the new CD page for all the details...and have a listen to the snippet of Debussy’s La cathédrale engloutie using the controls on the right.


Also, Ingrid is putting together an email list to keep her lovely fans informed of upcoming concerts and exciting news. Instructions for those wishing to be added to the list are on the contact page.

April 24, 2012

Ingrid is now settling back in at home in Wellington, after her trip to the Dutch Harp Competition. Although Ingrid did not progress beyond the quarterfinal, it was an inspiring experience with a lot of opportunities to listen and learn. Ingrid is now keeping busy playing in the NZSO and teaching, and is also looking forward to playing with the SMP Ensemble next month. Check the concert calendar for details!

May 7, 2012

Ingrid is very excited to have been accepted into Toronto’s Glenn Gould School, to commence an Advanced Diploma in harp in September 2012. First visit to Canada in about 17 years...