Nils Frahm（1982年9月20日出生）是德国汉堡的音乐家，作曲家和唱片制作人，总部设在柏林。他以融合古典音乐和电子音乐以及钢琴的非传统方式而闻名，他混合了钢琴，立式钢琴，Roland Juno-60，Rhodes钢琴，鼓机和穆格金牛座。 　　除了他的个人作品，弗拉姆还与AnneMüller，?lafurArnalds，FS Blumm和Woodkid等着名表演者合作。他与Frederic Gmeiner和Sebastian Singwald一起作为Nonkeen进行录音和表演。 　　由Nahum Brodski（Tschaikowski的最后一位学者的学生）教授钢琴，Nils Frahm在晚期的古老时期与经典的共同着名和ECM影响的声音世界交织在一起。 　　在90年代，他开始形成不同的乐队星座，探索HipHop，Funk和Jazz的领域。在新千年伊始，他发现了计算机和Steve Reich的有影响力的作品。他与Frederic Gmeiner一起组建了二人组?bertonmensch，并于2002年制作了他们的第一张概念专辑“Ultra”。 　　作为一名独唱艺术家，尼尔斯一直在探索模拟音乐和乐器的领域。他的作品中使用的所有声音都从60年代和70年代的声学乐器和模拟声音发生器和变换器中获得了温暖和有机的表达。为了冥想音乐模式结构，他在2004年冬天制作了他的首张个人专辑“Streichelfisch”，并于2005年12月在AtelierMusik上发行。 　　Biography 　　Frahm had an early introduction to music. His father, Klaus Frahm, was a photographer who also designed covers for ECM Records. He grew up near Hamburg, where he learned the styles of the classical pianists as well as contemporary composers. At school he used mixing boards and was very interested in the quality of recorded sound. He studied classical piano for 8 years under Nahum Brodsky, the protégétation needed of the protégétation needed of Tchaikovsky, who lived in a neighbouring village. In 2006, rather than pursue an orchestra career, Frahm moved to Berlin as a jobbing technician. 　　Frahm's earlier solo piano works Wintermusik (2009) and The Bells (2009) gained him attention, but it was his 2011 release Felt that was met with critical acclaim. It was his first studio album on Erased Tapes, which has released his music since. It was followed by the solo synthesizer EP Juno; and by Screws (2012), recorded while Frahm was recovering from a thumb injury, and which was offered as a free download to fans on his birthday. His follow-up to Juno, titled Juno Reworked (2013), featured guest reworks by Luke Abbott and Chris Clark. 　　Frahm's album Spaces (2013) was made of live recordings from various venues spanning two years. 　　In December 2013, Frahm released his first music book, Sheets Eins (Sheets One), published by Manners McDade. In 2016 the follow-up Sheets Zwei was released. 　　In 2014, Frahm announced his new piano "Una Corda", specially designed and made for him by David Klavins. It weighs under 100 kg and has one string per key. (Standard pianos have from one to three strings per key.) 　　His album Solo (2015), an improvised single take with no overdubs, was later recorded on the "Modell 370", a 370 cm high vertical piano also made by David Klavins. It was one of 19 records nominated for the IMPALA Album of the Year Award. 　　A condensed version of Frahm's single "More" was featured in the trailer for the video game Assassin's Creed Unity gamescom. 　　In 2015, Frahm composed his first original film score, for the German film Victoria, a 140-minute continuous take directed by Sebastian Schipper. He also collaborated with Woodkid on the critically acclaimed short film ELLIS directed by JR which was released in October 2015. 　　In the same year, Frahm created "Piano Day", celebrated on the 88th day of the year (due to the standard piano's 88 keys). The event's first project was the construction, with David Klavins, of the Modell 450 piano, the successor to the Modell 370. 　　In February 2016, Frahm released The Gamble, followed by its companion release Oddments of the Gamble in August 2016. Pitchfork described the album as "charmingly patched together and messy as it is well-paced and dynamic". The material was recorded over eight years while the artwork was produced by Frahm's father. 　　In 2016 Frahm curated Possibly Colliding at the Barbican Centre in London, featuring a weekend of music, art and films.