kammerpop.de
A German ensemble performing pop music with classical chamber instrumentation for concert audiences
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About kammerpop.de
Kammerpop is a music ensemble combining a classical string quartet with clarinet, guitar, percussion and piano, alongside two singers. Its arrangements also feature instruments such as accordion and saxophone.
The ensemble performs concerts for local cultural organizations and sells tickets through event platforms and at the door. Its listed members include singers and instrumentalists; Sven Rieper is identified as a freelance musician.
Product: Live concerts featuring pop music arranged for chamber ensemble and vocals.
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