Nils Frahm
Reading Minster of St Mary's
Wednesday 9 November 2011
Reading Minster of St Mary'sWednesday 9 November 2011
Nils Frahm
Simon Scott and The Pawnbroker
South Street is presenting this very special show at Reading Minster of St Mary’s
Nils is a pianist and composer from Berlin who has built a formidable reputation for both his solo work and his collaborations with other acclaimed artists such as Peter Broderick, Anne Muller and Machinefabriek. Classically trained, Nils is inspired by the past greats as well as influenced by contemporary composition and mixes beautifully melodic acoustic pieces of solo piano with works incorprating atmospheric electronics.
The new album promises to build on the critical acclaim Nils Frahm received for his first two albums ‘Wintermusik’ & ‘The Bells’ which also saw him secure many admirers including Radiohead’s Thom Yorke.
‘The Bells is a record of astonishing beauty’ 8/10 Drowned In Sound
‘Emotionally charged piano music which always errs towards the melodic side of melancholy’ 4/5 Mojo
Support comes from ex-Slowdive drummer Simon Scott & local piano and voice duo The Pawnbroker.
Tickets £7 advance / £10 on the door (Subject to booking fee)
venue details: http://www.readingminster.org.uk/
Nils is a pianist and composer from Berlin who has built a formidable reputation for both his solo work and his collaborations with other acclaimed artists such as Peter Broderick, Anne Muller and Machinefabriek. Classically trained, Nils is inspired by the past greats as well as influenced by contemporary composition and mixes beautifully melodic acoustic pieces of solo piano with works incorprating atmospheric electronics.
The new album promises to build on the critical acclaim Nils Frahm received for his first two albums ‘Wintermusik’ & ‘The Bells’ which also saw him secure many admirers including Radiohead’s Thom Yorke.
‘The Bells is a record of astonishing beauty’ 8/10 Drowned In Sound
‘Emotionally charged piano music which always errs towards the melodic side of melancholy’ 4/5 Mojo
Support comes from ex-Slowdive drummer Simon Scott & local piano and voice duo The Pawnbroker.
Tickets £7 advance / £10 on the door (Subject to booking fee)
venue details: http://www.readingminster.org.uk/
Event added by thegoodmrbrodie | Flag for review
Photos
Loading photos…
Tag your photos on Flickr
Showcase your pics for this event by tagging them on flickr.com with this machine tag:
Reviews
Related Events
-
Jun
7
Fluid Radio presents....
Sound//Space, London, United Kingdom
1 going
-
Jun
14
B-Sides Festival
Sonnenberg, Kriens, Lucerne, Switzerland
23 going
- Jun 20 Nils Frahm La Rodia, Besançon, France
-
Jun
28
Les Siestes Electroniques 2012
Jardin Compans-Caffarelli (public park), Toulouse, France
2 going
-
Jun
29
Nils Frahm
Московский международный дом музыки, Москва, Moscow, Russian Federation
56 going
14 shouts
-
Jun
30
Festival Acoustic
Fort4, Mortsel, Antwerp, Belgium
3 going
-
Jul
5
Roskilde Festival 2012
Roskilde Festival, Roskilde, Denmark
419 going
48 shouts
-
Jul
11
Nils Frahm
Museo Reina Sofia, Madrid, Spain
14 going
-
Aug
2
OFF Festival 2012
Dolina Trzech Stawów, Katowice, Poland
2,397 going
3,542 shouts
-
Sep
10
Incubate Festival 2012
Multiple venues, Tilburg, Netherlands
132 going
69 shouts
Recent Activity
-
lalla_bear went to Nils Frahm at Reading Minster of St Mary's. November 2011
-
ryankyl04 went to Nils Frahm at Reading Minster of St Mary's. November 2011
-
Pale-eyedBadger was interested in Nils Frahm at Reading Minster of St Mary's. November 2011
-
eL_aBeLo was interested in Nils Frahm at Reading Minster of St Mary's. November 2011
-
kidamnesiac54 is going to Nils Frahm at Reading Minster of St Mary's. November 2011
-
ian_stride is going to Nils Frahm at Reading Minster of St Mary's. November 2011
-
coxxxyyy is going to Nils Frahm at Reading Minster of St Mary's. November 2011
-
plasticniki is going to Nils Frahm at Reading Minster of St Mary's. October 2011
-
welcome_ghosts is going to Nils Frahm at Reading Minster of St Mary's. October 2011
-
jonfrost43 is going to Nils Frahm at Reading Minster of St Mary's. October 2011
