In 2016 the follow-up Sheets Zwei was released. In December 2013, Frahm released his first music book, Sheets Eins (Sheets One), published by Manners McDade. His follow-up to Juno, titled Juno Reworked (2013), featured guest reworks by Luke Abbott and Chris Clark.įrahm's album Spaces (2013) was made of live recordings from various venues spanning two years. 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. It was his first studio album on Erased Tapes, which has released his music since. įrahm'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. In 2006, rather than pursue an orchestra career, Frahm moved to Berlin as a jobbing technician. He studied classical piano for 8 years under Nahum Brodsky, the protégé of the protégé of Tchaikovsky, who lived in a neighbouring village. At school he used mixing boards and was very interested in the quality of recorded sound. He grew up near Hamburg, where he learned the styles of the classical pianists as well as contemporary composers. His father, Klaus Frahm, was a photographer who also designed covers for ECM Records. Frahm had an early introduction to music.
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