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▀▀██████▀ Artist──: Nils Frahm
░ ▄ ▓█████▀ Title───: Wintermusik
██ █████▀ Label───: Sonic Pieces
▒██ █████ Genre───: Classical
▒▓██ ███▓ Str.date: 06.00.2009
▓████ ▓██▒ Rip.date: 06.29.2009
▒████ ▀█ Source──: CDDA
▓████▄ █▄ Encoder─: LAME
▒ ▓████▄ █ Ripper──: Team ZzZz
▒██████▄ Quality─: avgkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
▓██████▄ Tracks──: 03
▄▄█████████▀ Size────: 39,2 MB
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█▓ 01. ambre 03:48
█▓ 02. tristana 17:26
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▒▓██▓ The name of the review copy was Nils Frahm Plays ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ Piano, celeste, and reed organ. I thought, 'oh no.' ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ This sounded like a vanity project or low-budget new ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ age disk, the kind that sells next to Sounds of the ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ Humpback Whale at the Rite-Aid checkout counter. I ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ was determined not to like it but then I listened to ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ it. Again and again. I began to realize that I really ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ liked this disk, despite the title. Then I learned ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ that the real title was Wintermusik. (A rose by any ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ other name à) And that Peter Broderick, another ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ artist whose music I admire, was also a fan; and that ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ his reaction to Nils Frahm had been the same as mine. ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ HereÆs what Broderick had to say: ôI laid back and ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ pressed play, thinking I would fall asleep to the ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ sound of some nice piano music. But the sound I heard ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ was more than just nice. It was absolutely ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ breathtaking, and it kept me awake staring at the ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ ceiling until the CD was finished. Then I pressed ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ play again. Broderick and Frahm are now touring ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ together, and the songs that Broderick had listened ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ to were re-recorded under Broderick's supervision and ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ will soon be released on Kning Disk. ░█▓▒
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▒▓██▓ Wintermusik might have languished in obscurity as ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ well, if not for Monique at Sonic Pieces, who ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ happened upon the disk, fell in love with it and ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ signed the artist for this limited release of 333. ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ The handmade book binding is stark gray, but elegant, ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ and suits the project well; Wintermusik was initially ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ recorded as a Christmas present for family and ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ friends. This puts the disk in the company of Sufjan ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ StevensÆ Songs for Christmas, recorded as a series of ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ personal gifts over the years and finally packaged a ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ few years later as a boxed set for fans. ThereÆs ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ certainly a light-hearted, holiday feeling to the ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ music, especially when the bells join the ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ proceedings; one thinks of happy carolers, wandering ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ from house to starlit house as flurries dust their ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ woolen caps. But this is not to say that one should ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ avoid the disk simply because Christmas is half a ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ year away; nor should one feel that the sounds herein ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ represent any specific religion or creed. This is ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ simply a disk of engaging, well-played music, ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ suffused with a positive vibe. ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ Unlike the songs on the upcoming The Bells (which ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ began as Tonaglia: Piano Improvisations), the three ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ pieces on Wintermusik are fully-fledged compositions, ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ a combination of û you guessed it û piano, celeste ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ and reed organ. The opening track, 'Ambre', is the ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ shortest, a single-length introduction to the album, ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ sedate and unadorned. At 17:25, 'Tristana' is a much ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ more complex entity, featuring all three instruments. ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ On this piece, Frahm wanders from his default timbre ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ of airy and bright. When the darker tones (perhaps ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ foot pedals) enter, they occupy the same space that a ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ bass guitar would inhabit in a post-rock setting. The ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ piece may unfold at an unhurried pace, but is ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ constantly mutating and always has a sense of ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ destination. Certain themes end up repeating, or ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ returning in a slightly altered fashion. There's an ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ enormously-subtle buildup to the conclusion, but it's ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ there as an example that bombast-oriented groups ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ might wisely imitate. Finally, 'Nue' closes the ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ half-hour album (strangely, around the same length as ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ Broderick's Music for Falling from Trees). This piece ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ is busier and sprightlier: upbeat, hopeful, and more ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ overtly melodic than the preceding tracks. ThereÆs ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ even a chorus of sorts, one that might make for a ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ suitable Charlie Brown theme; and the final two ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ minutes possess a muted, yet climactic tone. ░█▓▒
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▒▓██▓ IÆm not usually a fan of paying full price for ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ half-hour albums, but this one is worth it, and I ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ ended up purchasing my own copy. IÆve bought too many ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ 70-minute albums that donÆt include half an hour of ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ music this enjoyable; and Wintermusik is consistently ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ solid. Because of its fuller, tri-instrument sound, I ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ even like it better than The Bells. Add to this the ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ story behind the diskÆs inception and the special ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ packaging, and Wintermusik is a genuine charmer; no ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ less so than it would have been had it been called ░█▓▒
▒▓██▓ Nils Frahm Plays Piano, celeste, and reed organ. ░█▓▒
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