
Benjamin Koppel Jazz Galla Celebrating Sting 75 years
Benjamin Koppel presents a Jazz Galla celebrating Sting's 75th birthday, featuring three distinguished soloists performing iconic songs in elegant jazz arrangements.
Benjamin Koppel (born 1974) is a Danish saxophonist, composer, record label founder and author - the third generation of the celebrated Koppel musical dynasty, grandson of Herman D. Koppel and son of Anders Koppel. He launched his career at 15 and has since released more than 50 albums alongside jazz luminaries including Kenny Werner, Jack DeJohnette, Brian Blade and Scott Colley. In 2022 he made his literary debut with the family saga 'Annas sang', which sold over 150,000 copies and won the Danish Readers' Book Prize in 2023.
The Art of The Quartet Vol. 1 with Kenny Werner and Jack DeJohnette is being re-released in remastered vinyl version on Cowbell Music.
The album 'Annas sang' with Aalborg Symphony Orchestra and Frederikke Vedel is released on October 6, 2024 on Cowbell Music.
'Time Again' - an organ trio album with Brian Blade and Anders Koppel - is released on May 31, 2024.
The album 'Portable Infinity' with Scott Colley, Jacob Karlzon and Magnus Öström is released on Cowbell Music.
Benjamin Koppel's Jazz Gala is held at the Royal Theatre's Old Stage on December 15, 2026 with, among others, Szhirley.

Benjamin Koppel presents a Jazz Galla celebrating Sting's 75th birthday, featuring three distinguished soloists performing iconic songs in elegant jazz arrangements.

Jazz musician Benjamin Koppel performs live at Bremen Teater in Copenhagen.

A seated jazz tribute to Nat King Cole featuring saxophonist Benjamin Koppel and vocalist Søren Sko performing classics with warmth and personal interpretation.

Jazz musician Benjamin Koppel performs at Stubhuset in Støvring.

Jazz musician Benjamin Koppel performs at Værket in Randers.

Pianist and composer Benjamin Koppel presents a festive jazz evening with Christmas themes.

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.