Konstantin Reinfeld is a musical sensation from a young age. Since his early years of playing harmonica, Konstantin Reinfeld has been called a “wunderkind”. He is now one of the most highly respected and well-respected players and instructors around the globe. His chromatic playing of diatonic Hohner harmonicas is technically and emotionally mature. Reinfeld was 23 years old when he made his debut at the Frankfurt Music Fair 2010. He was invited by Steve Baker, a blues harmonica player, to join the “Harmonica Masters workshops 2010” in Trossingen. Hohner made him the youngest endorser. His love for jazz led him to study at Howard Levy Harmonica School and Howard Levy. Reinfeld, still in high school, recorded his first CD “Mr. Quilento was his first original composition and recorded it in Hamburg’s legendary Peer Studios. The LP was released in 2013 under the name “Hohner Masters Of The Harmonica”, and distributed by Membran/Sonymusic. Reinfeld recorded ALGIEDI, his second full-length LP with Mr. Quilento in November 2015. These recordings show Reinfeld that his compositions transcend all genre boundaries and are not restricted to any one particular category. He explores new territory musically, stylistically, and with his diatonic instrument. Konstantin has been a sought-after harmonica player worldwide since the release of his debut album. He gives concerts on some of the most important jazz stages. He is also a lecturer and soloist, and is often on the road performing at national and international harmonica festivals such as the World Harmonica Festival and Seoul International Harmonica Festival. He was named one of the top 10 hole players at the World Harmonica Festival 2013 and was awarded the World Harmonica Festival’s Best Player Award. He is currently working on two projects as a duo. He recorded an album of jazz standards with Christoph Spangenberg to honor Toots Thielemans. Benyamin nuss is also presenting the unimagined potential of the harmonica in classical music and film music on the album DEBUT. Reinfeld was awarded the OPUS Klassik Music Award prize. from www.konstantinreinfeld.com
