02:16
Who Am I? – Freigefyhl – official music video – neoclassical piano original
02:19
Daydream – Freigefyhl – official music video – neoclassical piano original
04:13
French Night – Freigefyhl – official music video – neoclassical piano original
01:23
Sunset At The Harbour – Freigefyhl – official music video – neoclassical piano original
01:05
Clouded – Freigefyhl – official music video – neoclassical piano original
02:18
I Need A Miracle – Freigefyhl – official music video – neoclassical piano original
03:09
Cold Moon – Freigefyhl – official music video – neoclassical piano original
04:31
Cold Sun (Slow Version) – Freigefyhl – official music video – neoclassical piano original
04:01
Endless Journey – Freigefyhl – official music video – neoclassical piano original
02:45
Wintertime Sadness – Freigefyhl – official music video – neoclassical piano original
05:23
Timeless – Freigefyhl – official music video – neoclassical piano original
03:50
The Fray – Freigefyhl – official music video – neoclassical piano original
02:39
More Than Friends – Freigefyhl – official music video – neoclassical piano original
02:13
When The Wind Calls You – Freigefyhl – official music video – inspired by Joe Hisaishi (Ghibli)
02:14
Die Klavierballade – soundtrack of "Charlie & Louise – Das doppelte Lottchen" – Freigefyhl cover
03:16
Iceland – Freigefyhl feat. Artem Lauk – official music video – collaboration piano / ambient
03:06
Creep – Radiohead – cover by Denis feat. Freigefyhl
03:21
Can't Help Falling In Love – Elvis Presley – cover by Denis feat. Freigefyhl
03:31
The Story Behind "Vivid Memory" by Freigefyhl
03:35
Vivid Memory – Freigefyhl – official live music video – neoclassical piano original
03:31
Vivid Memory – Freigefyhl – official music video – neoclassical piano original
03:07
Cold Sun – Freigefyhl – official music video – neoclassical piano original
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About
The neoclassical piano composer Freigefyhl impresses with strong melodies as well as an emotional flow. The music can be described with words like moody or atmospheric. He reflects nature, nostalgia, and melancholy in most of his tracks. “Freigefyhl” is German (kind of) and roughly translates to the feeling of being free as well as the freedom of emotions. His listeners drift to another world based only on their feelings, which makes them forget their everyday lives. The intensity of emotions in his songs originates from his roots: Well-known idols of film and mood music like Yann Tiersen (“Amélie”), Ludovico Einaudi (“The Intouchables”), and Joe Hisaishi (“Studio Ghibli”) formed his musical way
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