Nils Frahm - Toilet Brushes - More (Live in London)

Recorded and filmed live at Nils Frahm's London performance on July 11, 2013 at St John-at-Hackney Church.
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Directed by Steve Glashier at NTSH London.
Filmed by Steve Glashier, Liam White and Samuel Stones.
Edited by Joseph Rodrigues Marsh at NTSH London.
www.erasedtapes.com · www.nilsfrahm.com

[@kimrairon]

Hello. I am a Japanese writer. However, I cannot live by the work of a writer alone. That's why I've been working part-time as a cleaner for many years. I've cleaned a lot of different toilets so far. Sometimes I have to clean the dirty toilets quickly by myself in a limited amount of time. In the future, your "toilet brushes" will support my heart in such a situation. Thank you.👍

[@MotherSmuckers]

He should definitely clean off the toilet brushes he uses Smacked away at many a piano But, also! Your advice is great. Keep those brushes mf CLEANN

[@kimrairon]

@@MotherSmuckers Thanks for your comment, that will also support my hear, when I work part- time as a cleaner for dirty toilet. 👏👍

[@ユウキ-n6s]

おお、日本人がいて嬉しい。

[@reneerisin5719]

I hope one day you become a famous writer and the historians of the future find your yt comment for your bio info

[@kimrairon]

@@reneerisin5719 thank you so much🥰From now on, I will remember you in my hard times.

[@tdlcmusic]

I came here as sugar and I left it as caramel.

[@HumanJarv]

I was at this concert! At the beginning, we didn't know he was even in the room. It was a surprise when he started playing the organ upstairs. He played on it for a few minutes, then made the last note sustain, ran downstairs to where he is in the video and carried on playing from the same note. Seeing this guy live is like being on a date. I only realise how great his performance and little touches are when I see these videos, though. SEE HIM LIVE.

[@daftplay]

Woah, that's surely a must-see. I envy you so much. c':

[@cytrynoovka]

Jack McCarthy That is absolutely true. I heard him first on the radio, got his name, checked him on KZbin and immediately decided to see him live. Well, it's been 2 live performences already and as you say, it's like being on a date. I literally stopped breathing at the end of More, trying to remember every overwhelming second of it. Yes, SEE HIM LIVE!

[@87plank]

I have the privilege to see him live at 17 February ! Can't Wait ...

[@87plank]

mrJillesOom where are you gonna see him ?

[@87plank]

mrJillesOom In Eindhoven !! Wilde ook naar Nijmegen maar zag toen dat hij ook in Eindhoven komt. Dat is mijn thuis. Dus ik ben helemaal blij !!

[@croyle72]

I may not know much about playing piano but I keep coming back to this video for nearly 10 years now.

[@Guyinkognito1]

It shivers everytime as it would be the first time

[@danny2scoops]

Same

[@i2pjd6hRw5P]

I am convinced that this man is one of the greatest geniuses alive today.

[@jindranovakova6624]

+QuantomMusic I must agree

[@wonkywaterpipe123]

i agree 100% but, you might like tony anderson - immanuel :)

[@Vitofael]

Me too

[@craigstuartsmith]

don't forget me too...

[@ИльяТокарев-м1ж]

New Old Genius : MULL of OA... Seen in a secretly gigs : amazing...

[@jsebastiengelinas]

I imagine Nils Frahm teaching piano lessons for toddlers, being like: "ok, today we are going to learn Mary Had A Little Lamb but before we begin let me show you something first.."

[@jsebastiengelinas]

lol

[@ioana.buraga]

Before he begins: Nils: "let me show you how to foreplay it to make it orgasmic" Toddlers: "what?" Nils:" what?"

[@virginiwoolf]

For me watching this is always like watching it for the first time.

[@csabaszabo8624]

Inhuman. Shamanic. I was lucky to see him live in 2019 in Budapest. Literally, like an ancient mystic. No words.

[@jamesnewey4946]

I was here for this! Best thing I’ve seen live. It was a spectacular performance!

[@Diachron]

“Shamanic” is a word that seldom applies, but in this case it is SPOT ON.

[@larslumpkins991]

I saw him around the same time in Dallas TX of all places. It was my favorite concert ever despite the fact that I've been to 100's of different shows.

[@iand6660]

This piece has gotten me through half of law school. I think roughly 1,000 of those views are mine.

[@mattmcglennon]

Half of medical school here

[@MrTwhispers]

This song and album got me through writing my first screenplay. :)

[@MrTwhispers]

Oh and good choice on law school. I loved law, but I never really pictured myself making a career of it.

[@victorym744]

aw man! First year law student here. Inspired by your comment.

[@FatMissyCat]

This song gets me through anxiety

[@specialdefect00]

he literally killed everyone with this one.. holy crap so fucking intense.. I'am actually jealous of people who were there..

[@byronhodge4708]

I come back to this now and then to reset. To me, this is probably one of the greatest pieces of music I've listened to

[@talltim10]

It's like he creates this monster, and the monster nearly gets free.

[@kendrafoley8009]

Thats an awesome way to interpret it but to me it doesn't feel like a monster more like a waltz with something supernatural.

[@Souup]

talltim10 Man, I’m 100% quoting you every time I need to explain to someone about what kind of musician Nils Frahm is.

[@JATehan]

Precise

[@htiawe]

This is the best explanation I have ever heard.

[@thankyouspaceexpert]

That's exactly what its like! Perfect description.

[@SumtingWong343]

I saw him live in montreal 4 years ago... It is still, to this day, my greatest musical experience at a live show and I've seen a lot of artist live (Radiohead, sigur ros, Muse, Coldplay, Beach House, Tame Impala, Olafur Arnalds DeafHeaven, Converge)... The full version of this song (for-peter-toilet brush-more) got me in tears of pure bliss. I've never felt this overwhelmed by pure joy during a live show. I remember just crying and crying, lost in a cloud of pure euphoria.

[@flecks_piano]

I get the same feelings watching this video. I can't imagine seeing his whole concert live. I have to, at least once in my life.

[@cmkseven7]

I feel ya, brother!

[@zhencongng8064]

,

[@leonore3349]

Try Steve Reich's Music for 18 Musicians. I saw the piece live not too long ago and it was pure bliss too.

[@synja]

He played this in SF and I was in tears, my coworkers didnt realize how much I cared about Nils and .. well yeah..

[@torrepinosapartment]

12 mins on... kind of makes you hold your breath doesn't it? Incredible.

[@The20101991]

Josef Cross Exactly my fav part! I can imagine some chase scene over it.

[@PaulHattle]

Josef Cross Brings me out in goosebumps. You're right, incredible. His talent is off the scale, for me.

[@BuckFutton]

+Josef Cross Yes, there is a taste of what is to come at 11:30 then at 12:15 we get main course....wonderful stuff.

[@xyanide1986]

The thing is, it wouldn't be as good without the 12 minutes of buildup that don't even feel like 12 minutes. Incredible piece this live performance.

[@AndreaMarchetti-ko9jg]

and all what comes before is a long preparation for it. without this, the end would not have been possible

[@CosmicJonas]

mad scientist in his laboratory, making alchemy and magic happen!!!

[@SebastianZawadzkiMusic]

I love it too, he is incredibly as a pianist and composer! Big inspiration for me. Please take look at my works, if you like such a music :) best regards

[@leeMartin33]

Alcheny *AND* Magick ?? The 2 do not make good bedfellows...

[@898orion]

He jumps off a cliff and opens the parachute just before he enters the cave between the ground, and then gets rid of his parachute just to dive deeper; only to realise he was in space all along...

[@Wolfdings]

Nils is the inverted form of classic artism. First he destroys something, then he makes it beautiful and then he destroys it again just to bring it to final beauty. Besides Thom Yorke the most gifted artist alive!

[@earlhawkmusic]

hear hear

[@gramplegust5115]

This song freaking LEAKS of passion, man. I love it so much. The amount of emotion is just insane.

[@FatMissyCat]

Grample Gust totally agree that profile picture tho

[@pearlnecklace177]

i think it's leak unless you are referring to the vegetable "leek". I definitely agree with comment

[@gramplegust5115]

Arielle Aplin-Siegel Thank god for editing.

[@bogdanbuda8118]

comes from sommer deep, like the TOILET.

[@igornovozhilov8403]

Grample Gust, 100% agree with you!!! 👍👍😎😎😎

[@titanspirit7238]

Ask Nils to play a song at your party and he'll reply, "I'm going to need a spork, a can of hairspray and a mango...".

[@andreas0101]

He's the MacGyver of the music world.

[@spiroskom5075]

The Mac Gyver of the music world....hell yeah!!!!

[@moravianlion3108]

And some toilet brushes. Definitely toilet brushes! New ones ideally.

[@adamvolkinshtein1184]

na man, he needs *wet* sounds (google it). He can't just use new ones q: jk but I am a sound producer lmao

[@pope400]

"I've made songs with less"

[@LS56788]

Just when I think 11:28 is magnificent, 12:16 comes along and blows it out of the water. Absolutely spine tingling!

[@logemann74]

I am watching these exact parts nearly every month. Its beyond what i can express in english or in any other language for that matter. No one will ever achieve what Nils is doing currently on a piano. The composing is breathtaking and how to he presents them to the public is... just awesome.

[@antoineleger2458]

1128 c est l apogée ! J adore aussi. Ce titre au concert de Montreux est encore mieux .. je pense

[@frasercourts7281]

Don’t forget 12:50! All spine-tingling.

[@jxstus-yt]

Inspired comment Lauren S. That teaser at 11:28 is phenomenal and then when he brings it back in at 12:16 it’s almost too much.

[@creatinovic]

opens up so delicate and warm

[@oliverwraith]

I've listened to this about 1000k times, yet it still is just as astounding as the first time hearing it. Xx

[@TripGod4L]

Facts bro

[@Autogenification]

his ability to control and weave rhythms is insane, truly mesmerising

[@RbarcaFan]

Every time I try to stop listening to this I think: Let's only listen that last part as of minute 10 and then close youtube. Then I close my eyes for a second and before I know it's already over and decide to do the same thing again. I'm not kidding, I'm already doing this for more then half an hour and I don''t know when it's going te stop. Someone help me please.

[@wonkywaterpipe123]

i agree the last 4 minutes is the most spectacular, on another level completely. but you should listen to the full thing each time, progressive music like this builds up specifically for this purpose, to trick yourself into making the good parts sound better in comparison.. :P

[@RbarcaFan]

+Edgar Pifflewiff Yes you're right about that and I do listen to the whole part (Just like now). But it's at the time that I think, 'Ok I'm going to close YT now, Well ok I'll just repeat that last part, it's only a few minutes'. And then I got that situation as I discribed it in my comment.

[@konamax9]

I've heard people wonder why these days we don't have anyone like Bach, Beethoven and composers like that. Here you go. Nils Frahm is exactly that and will be remembered as such.

[@bretthutcheson5710]

No. No he won’t. Nils music is great, but let’s not get carried away. Don’t get me wrong, I guarantee you I’m enjoying this at least as much as you are. I’ve been a fan of Nils for a while now and I’m on about playback #11 in a row on this video, but I’m afraid Mr. Frahm’s music only rises to the level of excellent current film score music. Very much in the vein of say Hans Zimmer, who I love also. I think HZ has a much greater time resistant body of work than NF, but in 100 years next no one will know who Hans Zimmer is, much less Nils. The works and accomplishments of time tested masters such as Bach, Beethoven and Mozart are truly beyond belief and will live on for more hundreds of years.

[@Shoummo]

@@bretthutcheson5710 I disagree. As times change , dynamics change as well as complexities.

[@CC3GROUNDZERO]

@@bretthutcheson5710 Next to nobody will remember e.g. Edward Witten when people will still celebrate Einstein as though he was the be-all-end-all of physics which he very clearly wasn't. Who is remembered has less to do with actual merit than with tradition.

[@maximlamoureux4129]

As the biggest NF fan, this is completely insane to think. Bach is still hailed by composers today, 273 years after his death, and his body of work is absolutely inhuman in scale as well as diversity and complexity. None of this can be said for Nils.

[@rhuncorn]

@@maximlamoureux4129I completely agree

[@charliepayton3154]

Stunning! Rare to see a live video performance where the filming captures the atmosphere of the performance and is treated as a work of art in it's own right. If this was on DVD I would buy it.

[@sekaita]

+Charlie Payton i would too

[@VladTheSour]

it is now: Tripping with Nils Frahm

[@TimeandMonotony]

Who else is listening to this on repeat while stuck at home during the corona quarantine/social distancing?

[@tiko5876]

I thank assassins creed for putting me onto this guy, still revisit this song 5 years later

[@varungrover9993]

Not "Stuck: per say, but yeah.. Chilling

[@basto1d]

I'm still here

[@MrCantaui]

still on social distancing :-/

[@b1n4ry59]

@@MrCantaui and still looping this video!!!

[@jusolepiano]

From 12:00 to the end, it feels like you can hear so many different melodies gathered into one masterpiece, full of emotion and of sincerity! To me, this piece is a beautiful gift.

[@ZMemme]

I think it's the echo effect he uses, the echoed notes play along the new notes he's playing to form totally different melodies every time, it's beautiful.

[@silvatorresart]

He's such a good musician, that he'll play synth sounds manually, note by note. It's like being able to take pictures with a camera, but being so talented at drawing that you'll just draw the thing. Or like having a car, but running step by step.

[@brayanmiranda9158]

Thank you, this comparision is very helpful for people that doesn't know about music

[@simonbauke1802]

The fact that this was live on a stage, with an appreciating audience encouraged me to start my own piano career. I hope I can be this good one day... Nils, Thank you so much for your beautiful music and inspiring many people! DANKE aus der Niederlände! It goes deep into my soul.

[@polarbear242]

He's hammering on the piano strings... with a toilet brush.... and I thought I had seen everything.

[@totalflighttutorials1108]

I can assure you that playing on a piano that has a delay effect on it requires very special timing proficiency! That's the reason he smacks the keyboard like that, if it's not on time, it'll start sounding like a mess!

[@benstanbridge763]

I'll never forgot the first time i watched this.

[@felizebuttner3772]

Ben Stanbridge Yeah, me too. I just sat there and thought "how's that even possible?". He looks insane, a little bit like a psychopath :D

[@benstanbridge763]

@Nina K. I know the feeling. His recent album Empty gave me a similar journey. 35 minutes went in an instant, but also left me with feeling I had been away for days. Incredible artist.

[@ca7n]

since 2 years i'm always comin back to this specific performance. thank you nils, thank you camera & sound team. one of the best live perfomances i've ever seen.

[@staninator8827]

I saw Nils in concert, just this last week. Between Says and this, it has to be one of the most powerful encores i ever experienced. The only word I can used to describe what I experienced is that it was transcendental. Someone here described him as shamanistic, and I think that is a great description. But beyond this, he's a real humble guy. All that talent, and he's just happy and thankful we came to hear him play. What a legend.

[@theresahurter1258]

Goosebumps after goosebumps!! This is the most glorious, wonderful, euphoric, magical piece of artistry any angel could ever dream of. This is beyond human - this is eternal beauty!

[@Dsittydittyd]

To me, this has been the best live music video on KZbin since it was released.

[@douglassuvalle1044]

My friend introduced me to this. As a piano player, I am stunned. I have new and exciting style to study!! This is truly a gift

[@MrDschiesus]

i actually think its not a style you can study 🤷‍♀

[@CROMULENTAF]

He accomplishes this with the assistance of looping multiple layers with one another that he’s composed.

[@krzysztofkietzman3332]

@@CROMULENTAF Which is essentially what the Berlin school of electronic music has been doing with synth sequencing - Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Ian Boddy and the like. Except he does it manually.

[@Cescolo]

aand yes, i'm here because Horizon trailer of Assassin's Creed Unity!

[@NicolasJudge]

He has more than 20 albums, so it's time to catch up:)

[@Cescolo]

I will, i just discovered an Artist, amazing

[@arielscorpion68]

cool bro found it on shazam (assassins creed unity ) assassins for life !!!!!

[@carlfriedrichgauss8383]

Which is not bad at all as the series' trailers have always been a fantastic source for music.

[@TheKazHirai]

Me too, sis!

[@agerven]

Amazing, how he uses the tape echo at the start, and really battles it at the end. This track has the same energy and wild- and crazy-ness as a van Gogh painting. Enormous, thank you for playing Nils, and thank you erasedtapes for uploading this (hoping utube will not erase this tape).

[@igornovozhilov8403]

Very cool association with Van Gogh's paintings!

[@mrjamescurry]

The whole track is a 4 bar tape echo?

[@brandonluco]

At minute 14:00 the passion he emits into his music can be felt through the screen, amazing.

[@torrepinosapartment]

Brandon Luco This is when I flip out :D

[@fae137]

Goosebumps

[@JoachimLevel]

its weird but this piece reminded me how good it is to be European

[@eeshdsgn]

I was thinking about importance of personal liberty :)

[@SianaAltiiseMeditationMusic]

Europeans are so amazing, I married one :)

[@emiledaale9827]

That's nice but for me this music is connected to John Adams more than to anything European

[@adamvolkinshtein1184]

So lucky to be born on the European side of my country and not the Asian. Also being born to German parents helped q:

[@maikelnait4495]

Lived in the states for 6 years, back in Europe now.. So glad to be back, what a disappointment that was..

[@EvaBukai]

accidentally found this...and I am amazed! Just wow, unique!

[@a_ndy2837]

Why are you looking up Toilet Brushes on KZbin?

[@cyprn6600]

To see people play the piano with one of course!

[@EvaBukai]

Well, I could've looked up any of the key words in the title or the description, that including 'live in London' or erasedtapes oor it could've been a yt recommendation. But yeah, you guessed it right, looking up people punching the piano with toilet brushes is my favourite free time activity..

[@cyprn6600]

no need to be defensive toilet brushes are cool yo

[@thankyouspaceexpert]

Music doesn't get better than this. No way. This is it chief.

[@fpvlegion]

I thought Keith Jarret and Phillip Glass where my safe room of music introspection, until this simple master of sound came into my life, now there is no turning back... found it by pure chance and no one ever told me he had landed.. ; )

[@avidian888]

This is a sculpture of the transcendence that most humans are capable of. What a magnificent work!

[@calicojack5623]

I like how the song descends into madness

[@SebastianZawadzkiMusic]

I love it too, Nils is a great musician! Please take look at my works, if you like such a music :) best regards

[@Dufftata]

It does

[@leeMartin33]

I'd say "Ascends into madness" - No??

[@flecks_piano]

@@leeMartin33 Trancends into madness*

[@supa.scoopa]

I love when music makes me feel something I've never felt before, sensing it with a certain strangeness. Mesmerizing.

[@bruhmoment8324]

Ro Sousa bro exactly

[@pianohaiku6184]

So mental. So flowing. So passionate. So nostalgic. So intensive ! What a masterpiece Nils. You're a musical genius. Loved the video too.

[@cronnyberg]

Just saw him live last night in Norwich and he ended with this! Words can't describe how good he was, my housemate said she was brought to tears

[@SebastianZawadzkiMusic]

I love it too, he is incredibly as a pianist and composer! Big inspiration for me. Please take look at my works, if you like such a music :) best regards

[@ПосольствоРусскихПисателей]

So true…

[@MinervaThai]

Quite the amazing performance - some people have such inspirational talent.

[@mikejwright4101]

That ending. There are no words.

[@standon]

fakt toto je koniec ...

[@lookalulu]

ce dernier acte au piano est un des trucs de ouf les plus incroyables que j aie jamais entendu (pourtant avec mouse on the keys que je viens de decouvrir y a de quoi faire), extraordinaire, tous les poils debout, me retrouve comme un con plein d amour et de melancolie a chaque ecoute. merci, ne change rien mec.

[@carlymoore1935]

:)

[@thomasbischof9250]

he nils it every time

[@scarslikereminders]

You cheeky little bastard! XD

[@frusci.t]

JESUS

[@inasafeplace]

I can't describe how great this makes me feel.....

[@dallonavery1482]

Those 14 guys who disliked this video must be deaf. I don't have the right words to describe my feelings. Mind-blowing at least!

[@Pharaoh_01]

It might because its not the part of the song in the Assassin's Creed Unity trailer and he does a whole different part

[@champamoore]

See him live, and you will *really* be blown away. It's next level in person.

[@torrepinosapartment]

Andy Moore I hope to one day, would be amazing.

[@brgimscht]

I want this to be played at my funreal!

[@leeMartin33]

Yer 'Funreal ?' ..or perhaps ur FUNERAL ???

[@flyfrets]

First comment I've made on KZbin, beautifully brilliant. Wave after wave.......

[@Tonextrank]

Seeing things feels like I lived. This track sounds like the feeling. Maybe all of them in the time it takes. Good for you. I mean it with love and life.

[@jrollings1123]

Incredible, a pleasure to watch someone put so much passion into the music they play.

[@SebastianZawadzkiMusic]

I love it too, he is incredibly creative! Please take look at my works, if you like such a music :) best regards

[@Meansnare]

As a musician you hear lots of different styles of music, so many beats, riffs and patterns going through your head every day, there are only a small hand full of songs especially in a world dominated by monotonous pop songs that give you that feeling of the hair standing on end when that certain chorus kicks in or when the melody suddenly gets deeper, this is most definitely one of those songs.

[@thepdw]

So fucking brilliant. Humanity at its best.

[@kikuchiyo9135]

This is my favourite version of this song/songs. They're all great, but this one's somehow more raw, almost punk rock and angry at the end. One of the best things on the entire KZbin platform.

[@MrMagEck]

A modern masterpiece. Absolutely wonderful and amazingly beautiful. ❤️

[@SebastianZawadzkiMusic]

I love it too, he is incredibly as a pianist and composer! Big inspiration for me. Please take look at my works, if you like such a music :) best regards

[@vytassink8737]

Sadly the physical recordings lack quality. Sadly that's often an issue nowadays when the music is superb, but the recording sucks. Anyway this man is one of the greatest geniuses alive today.

[@ashore]

Absolute genius. There's something very natural about this song. Stream of conscious music patiently building until it finally comes into focus at the climax of the song. It sounds like the music version of a flower blooming.

[@SRTERPZ]

i really like the flower analogy

[@tasb2565]

Nils on piano = 3 pianists on piano !!!!!!!!!!

[@lloydyt1]

it's digital delay and loop sequences, not taking nothing away from this guy like, just though would let you know this is how he gets it to sound like 3 pianos, love this guys talent. ;0)

[@SANDOINC]

+Tommy Lloyd can you explain in more detail?

[@ronrooster7037]

The delay effect basically makes one note repeat or echo itself at a softer volume a few times after it was played on the keyboard. An effect pedal or effects processor can achieve this and can be adjusted to fit different timing in a song. So, each note he is playing is being repeated at intervals that coincide with what is being played a few measures ahead. May not be the best explanation, but having used the effect on a lot of things, that's my best explanation. This song is almost more percussion than anything, considering how much the timing plays a role.

[@kim7gwdchrregramos805]

Well, Analog piano is percussive(stringed percussive to be precise)

[@michaelknead]

This is one of my favourite pieces of music for years. And I listen to a lot of things. Nils' devotion is awe-inspiring for me as a musician.

[@mariodramez]

200 people don't know what a toilet brush is for. Shame on you!

[@NemoSauro]

Genius. Eargasms.

[@TheAngous]

Thanks assassin's creed and ubisoft to make us discover this genius artist

[@MarcS4R]

saw him live yesterday, this was his last song. it was so amazing and emotional. days like that is what makes life worth living. this man creating worlds and universes with his music

[@impeachorange1622]

One of the best things we have ever seen on KZbin!

[@LazerzZ]

Damn, this is too gooood!

[@XXXIMSEXYNIKNOWITXXX]

What the fuck are you doing here

[@yuriout7763]

Ac unity brings him here

[@MaximilianEuler]

Amazing performance! AC Unity ;)

[@ProDynamo]

We work in the dark to serve the light. We are assassins.

[@luukroelofsz5454]

lol this guy thought he would get like a thousand views, sorry mate!, not gonna happen ;p

[@mrbalazs1995]

This is my favourite: We are working on youtube, to fuck it up. We are Google.

[@luukroelofsz5454]

mrbalazs1995 that actually makes sense..

[@camilokarlsson]

No, you are nerds behind a screen, a little bit different....

[@ZexyZyxeI]

Gay.

[@qurleq]

I’ve never seen anyone use their whole body to play the piano. Amazing!

[@mariodrechsler2618]

This is awesome. A friend of mine gave me the tip to hear Nils Frahm. And all these old Queen lovers like me will have noticed the good old Brighton Rock theme of Brian May in a free interpretation from 7:23 on. Brian May was, I think, one of the first who used these echo technics. Of course absolutely suitable for a concert in London.

[@PierreVandevenne]

Just discovered this. Reminds me of the shock when I discovered Philip Glass. Truly great.

[@edievandenabeele-yee1990]

Me too. Doesn't it remind you of John Adams too? If you don't know him check him out, brilliant.

[@cl0udbear]

It's like acoustic djent. Absolutely outstanding.

[@r.elzenwall4353]

WWaaoouuuuwwww!!, ..... So So So great and So So So GOOD ENERGY!!, ..... Absolutely fan of this genius artist and man!!, .... And so fond of is sounds and tunes!!, .....

[@ivan.jRoijals]

Nils Frahm is a Legend

[@SebastianZawadzkiMusic]

He is. Big inspiration for me since many years. Please take look at my works, if you like such a music :) best regards

[@samsepoil2111]

I want to honestly meet the person that could listen to this and then down vote it. What on earth could possibly possess someone to dislike this enough to press the thumbs down..?

[@Cra5hOverride]

I'm actually not here because of the "AC Unity Horizon Trailer"……. LOL JOKES, I totally am.

[@clivet3846]

I can only imagine what this looks like written down.

[@xsyren336]

What is assassin's creed ?

[@zhencongng8064]

A story about a number of talented individuals of different ethnics and races mastering the art of the assassin while being guided by a mysterious group of ancient holographic people and some powerful artifacts and fighting for freedom, and preventing the end of the world and fighting the goddamn Templars.

[@xsyren336]

just kidding i luv assassin' creed

[@luukroelofsz5454]

xsyren ;D

[@dramastudiobordeaux8058]

I saw him live in 2023. I saw this. A dream come true. I privilege to witness a master at work. A privilege.

[@fromelh]

Absolutely outstanding. I'm litteraly lost for words. Here's hoping to seeing him live one day.

[@daijme]

There is absolutely no way to miss a single note whilst playing the piano by perfection without being an absolute god-tier genius.

[@ViktorAdriaansens]

from 12:15 on is my favourite part. So awesome.

[@thobiasbimbalski6123]

I was at the Klaus Schulze concert in Wrocław (Poland) in 1983 and THIS performance has the same kind of magic...

[@MatthewKiff]

Who else is still watching this in 2019? I always play this song whilst I'm on a run since the BPM matches my pace, whenever I want to give in and stop running I think of how Nils' arms must be feeling as he's coming into the final crescendo, and don't let myself quit. This song has therefore literally been the reason I've put on a fair bit of muscle mass over the last year!!

[@tiko4621]

4 years later, MORE MUSCLE GAINS STAT BROTHERRR

[@MatthewKiff]

@@tiko4621 😂😂

[@Tonextrank]

Sounds wonderful in ear. The cense lovely. Peace. Read Happiness. Together now.

[@davidcline471]

This dude is going to be remembered.

[@autumnmatthews3179]

I stumbled upon this just now and can’t believe what I’m hearing. How have I got this far without experiencing this magic?

[@cantodecantos5308]

Beautiful! The kind of music and interpretation that makes me silent and full.

[@Preeno]

one of the greatest solo live performances ever, and one of the best 15 mins of your life you'll experience!

[@Anonymous247n]

I feel kinda professional now that i've known this piece of music long before that trailer even existed, lol.

[@koburga]

Nils gets lost. And finds his true self, merges and creates this amazing performance. Love!

[@WyeExplorer]

Many soaring sounds to enjoy whilst stretching on the mat. Amazing...wonderful!

[@cmkseven7]

OMG! That is super-human! (And: overwhelmingly beautiful!)

Beyond...........from around 11:26 this stuff just GOES BEYOND guys!!! ...especially around 13-14 minutes... SO (!!:))) be patient, or just ffwd till then, before moving on. Truly worth it. A M A Z I N G & T R U E A R T

[@dorasteimer4656]

I always think one day I will be able to finish hearing this music without sobbing... I don't know what happens, it's always stronger than me.

[@Vongkham_Eco-Resort]

Same