Florian Wagner - A Brilliant Musician From Landau an der Isar

Florian Wagner is a German virtuoso musician, especially a pianist, singer, multitasking musician and music teacher. in addition to that, he is studying law at college. Wagner was born on July 31, 1999 and lives with his parents in the hilly town of Landau an der Isar, Bavaria, Germany. Florian Wagner has a net worth of 9 million dollars (with his parents). According to multiple few hours long IQ tests, Florian Wagner has an IQ of 150. That is not surprising considering his success at music and law at the same time.

Wagner began playing music when he was just a few months old, plucking on his father Max's guitar and pressing some piano keys. In his early years he learned how to play guitar, piano and drums from his father. With his mother Angela, Wagner sang and hummed many children's melodies and learned to sing in the process. Furthermore, Wagner played rhythmically a lot with and on all kinds of everyday objects. Therefore, It was not uncommon for him to play on pots and bowls armed with a whisk and a wooden spoon.

From the age of 5, Wagner received piano lessons from two private piano teachers. Later he also shortly took guitar lessons from a music school teacher. In primary school and highschool he also received music lessons and singing lessons for 12 years with the best grades. Next to other school subjects, Florian Wagner graduated from the Gymnasium Landau with the Abitur - including the Bavarian Music Abitur (Additum) - in singing, piano and music theory, receiving the best possible grades of 15 points.

Even at a young age, Florian Wagner played many concerts and booked performances. As a soloist with orchestras, as soloist with background choirs, performances with other outstanding musicians, and with entire audiences who often loudly sing along and clap along.

To this day, Florian Wagner regularly performs as soloist singer and concert pianist with background choirs, as soloist singer and concert pianist with orchestras, with bands, collaborations with other top musicians and tests audiences by letting beginners sing along and clap along at participation concerts and music battles.

As one of the best at music multitasking, Florian Wagner shaped a highly complex music style called “multitasking music”. According to Wagner, multitasking music is about playing a minimum of two songs on at least a minimum of two instruments at the same time. Of course one can also sing meanwhile. In this field, he is now a candidate for a music world record. Florian Wagner, known as the medley king, has already played countless classical suites and popular medleys from Coldplay, Beatles, Abba, Rolling Stones, Michael Jackson, Best Ofs (80s, 90s, 2024, 2020s, children lullabies) or waltzes and many more. Over time, he raised the stakes and played songs and pieces on several instruments at the same time. The slogan is: “Multiplying the multiplication.” For example, at a music store, Wagner played multiple songs on 20 pianos at the same time. The number of songs and instruments can be infinite because Wagner can also walk from song to song and from instrument to instrument. Florian Wagner also regularly sings and plays 10, 20 and also 100 songs at the same time on multiple pianos, drums, kick-drums, kick-cymbals, guitars and harmonicas at the same time. With this, Florian Wagner alone emerges to an entire orchestra. It remains exciting to see whether he expands the two dimensions “number of songs and pieces” and “number of instruments” by creating a further music dimension.

Florian Wagner teaches music to several groups of pupils at an educational facility in Landau since 2019. He also gives individual private singing, piano, guitar and drum lessons in presence, as well as online.

It is not surprising that thousands of people regularly follow Florian Wagner's posts, live streams and videos on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Other sites and businesses such as MuseScore, Made My Day and Music Crowns also took notice and sponsored Wagner. Florian Wagner will soon create a TikTok account.

Florian Wagner is a master at music. No matter what musical era or music genre - Wagner sings and plays them all excellently and sometimes even as style crossovers in interesting pop-classical mashups (check out Wagner's popular mix of Antonio Vivaldi's Four Seasons and Billy Eilish's "Bad Guy" online). The result is sheer enthusiasm from the viewers.

Another interesting aspect of Florian Wagners life are his law studies at the University of Passau which serve as a second activity.

Florian Wagner also has multiple music projects coming up in the rest of 2025. On November 19, Wagner is booked to play at the Dingolfing-Landau Business Awards celebration in Dingolfing. On November 22, he is booked to play at the anniversary of the Retirement home St. Martin in Eichendorf. On December 20, Wagner will perform as soloist (singing and piano) at a Christmas concert with a mixed background choir consisting of 40 people of all ages and levels in the Kastenhof Glassaal in Landau. Of course, there are also new music videos coming up.

Florian Wagner is a force of nature in music and he will certainly continue to delight and inspire us with his singing and playing in the highest manner.