Anders Koppel (born 17 July 1947 in Copenhagen) is the son of composer Herman D. Koppel and one of Denmark's most wide-ranging musical figures. He co-founded Savage Rose in 1967, playing Hammond organ and writing lyrics until 1974, then formed the world-music trio Bazaar with Peter Bastian and Flemming Quist Møller. As a composer he has scored more than 150 films, 50 stage productions and eight ballets, won the Danish Robert Award for best film score twice, and built a catalogue of over 90 classical works including four marimba concertos performed worldwide.
Bazaar releases the album 'Gipsy Joker' with Anders Koppel as a contributor - the band's first new studio album in many years.
Bazaar (Live) is released on Spotify as an album in 2025 with Anders Koppel.
Anders Koppel arranges Benjamin Koppel's 'Annas Sang' for full symphony orchestra for concerts with Sønderjyllands Symfoniorkester.
Anders Koppel Trio performs at Læsø Kunstfestival with Benjamin Koppel, Mads Michelsen and guest singer Ulla Koppel.
Jazzselskabet Aarhus celebrates Anders Koppel's over 60-year musical journey with his Hammond B3 organ at a special concert in Aarhus.
Father and daughter Anders and Marie Carmen Koppel perform together as a duo for the first time, blending original songs and gospel music with Hammond organ and vocals.
Anders and Ulla Koppel perform a selection of their songs spanning their years together in the intimate Tiny Church-Tolvkanten.
A celebration of Anders Koppel's 80th birthday featuring a new saxophone concerto for his son Benjamin, followed by Dvořák's 9th Symphony under conductor Nabil Shehata.