This is his greatest masterpiece... 🏆 It's all, birth, life, death, heaven... Love, hate , sadness happiness ... It's all in this song... Brilliant you are Nils Frahm! 👏 Greater then great...👑
@@shivers225unsure of the first half as I think it was mostly new music composed for the London events and maybe some newer stuff I don’t know the name of. Second half I think the order was roughy: Familiar, Hammers (although not played the same as the original version in the first portion), Says, For - Peter - Toilet Brushes - More.
try this: Sit down at a well tuned grand piano. touch only very few notes, listen to each of them, listen to them fading... forget what music you heard elsewhere..mtake time. you will hear that some fit better, some want a motion, some change context. correct if you find a nicer or better note. you may notice that from time to time, your fingers start singing. It's not you. Just be there. No goal. No effort. Try C minor :) you travel farther with minor scales. See that a minor third can be quite happy too.. that a half tone can be beautiful when an octave away.. don't leave the scale too soon, it's not Olympia :) listen to the sound around you while playing too, and the silence behind everything. this is you.
Read your interview in TapeOp. Most impressive. Bought your disk, and when listening on a proper system -- I mean really proper -- I was floored. RU-vid and the rest are handy but there is no substitute for well, you know… I hope other listeners will read and learn about your approach to music. Thank you.
Yeah does anyone know why it does have the exact same hook at the Alice Coltrane song? Is the Nils song meant to be his interpretation of it? Can’t seem to find any reference to it.
Anyone know the instrumentation on the recorded version that appears in the album: All Melody? There is a subtle, but captivating background sound that feels like a pedal from a pump organ or something ... A mesmerizing piece ...
