Nils Frahm - Montreux Jazz Festival 2015 (Live)

Full live concert from Nils Frahm, July 7th 2015 at the 49th Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland.

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[hannescools]

I wrote most of my PhD-dissertation with the help of this concert. Nils Frahm is therefore also in the acknowledgements: "A special thanks goes to Nils Frahm. Your music has enabled me to write every word of this thesis. Thank you for existing, and thank you for creating these inspiring sounds."

[burcuarik]

Full Track ID
1. Ode 1:28
2. Unknown Organ 3:44
3. All Armed 9:30
4. Berduxa 24:16
5. Hammers 28:44
6. All Melody 32:35
7. Says 40:22
8. Toilet Brushes - More 51:44

[zukacs]

Proud to walk on the same planet as this man

[ineskhiari]

I came all the way from Tunisia to see this live and I have to say that it was worth it. The most magical moment of my life. Nils has this ability to transport you with his notes. Felt like a trip through time and space.
Thank you for this moment!

[davewelch]

I just discovered Nils Frahm and Hania Rani in the space of a couple of days. There IS good in humanity.

[juliodigregorio]

This may be the greatest live musical performance I have ever seen, and I'm sure many others can relate. Nils, you are a gift.

[darthvoda]

So this is not a lie or an exagerration, I went to one of his concerts, I closed my eyes and I had an out of body experience, I could see myself and my feelings from a new perspective. And I didn't took any drugs.

[ernstoud]

The older you get, the more you realize what you are missing. Youtube brought me here. Wow. First time I heard this brilliant musician/composer. Overwhelming. Thank you so much.

[AlexanderWright]

This should be shown to all young people learning the piano: Rhythm is more important than getting all the notes perfect.

[cedrickroy]

SAYS - I can still vividly remember the way I felt the first time I heard that song, it took me to a place I had never been before.

Magical.

[SteveKemper]

Seeing Nils live was undoubtedly one of the best musical experiences of my life.

[Couchedking]

Saw him in Funkhaus yesterday and this was not a concert it was an event with everything fitting together. The old building that felt like you wander through old memories. The large studio 1 with an organ build into the wall, dimly lit. The Caretaker fills the air with nostalgia while people take a seat. And then it begins and Nils takes you onto a journey full of emotions. I loved everything about it. If you ever have the chance to see him live, do yourself a favour. You will never forget these memories.

[sirhopkins]

“If you are always trying to be normal, you will never know how amazing you can be.” by Maya Angelou

[stambomuc]

Go and see Nils playing live! See him 4 times and in 2024 again ❤

[paradonym]

Somehow Nils Frahm's music is my personal cure for depressions. Need a full set to get rid of a depression - but it works better than everything else...

[Hamzeh]

We’re lucky we’re alive during this man’s lifetime 🙏

[joaocarvalhosa]

This is life.. This is what everything feels like... What an amazing artist.. Thank you

[iamupinacloud]

Every single note and chord that Nils plays is always exactly what my entire being wants to hear.. The sheer beauty conveyed through his music is so incredible to the point where It's almost indescribable. The way his sound walks a thin line between the historically classical to the futuristic digital is surreal. He is essentially a bridge which connects two vastly different realms in time and to me the listening experience is always just as wildly impressive as the first time. *Jaw-dropped while floating in a gorgeous nebula.*

[douglasfugazi]

45:00 is the most beautiful track on the world!
Nils Frahm - Says

[xabisogxoyiya]

Jesus christ, this guy is phenomenal. You can truly feel his emotions when he performs.