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In the Studio: Composer and Pianist Nils Frahm

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Composer and Pianist Nils Frahm

27/03/2018 GMT

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Nils Frahm 0n the creative, emotional and physical processes involved in his new material

Nils Frahm 0n the creative, emotional and physical processes involved in his new material.

All Melody is the latest work and tour by contemporary composer and pianist, Nils Frahm. This programme reveals the creative, emotional and physical processes involved when new material is combined with vast stage shows for an international schedule of truly daunting proportions.

Captured during a number of visits to his studio, Nils opens up to his good friend, Sebastian Schipper, director of single-take Berlin heist, Victoria, for which Nils composed the award-winning original score. He also chats to his biggest fan, British TV, film and stage writer, Sam Bain. Not only does the show combine three incredible minds of music, film and TV, the audience is also treated to an immersive binaural experience, recorded at London’s Barbican Centre during a run of sold out concerts.

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