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Marie Carmen Koppel

Marie Carmen Koppel
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About

Marie Carmen Koppel (born 1971 in Copenhagen) is a Danish soul and gospel singer who has built a devoted following over more than three decades through her powerful voice and commanding stage presence. The daughter of composer Anders Koppel and sister of saxophonist Benjamin Koppel, she has contributed backing vocals to over 100 recordings by some of Denmark's best-known artists. Her catalogue spans ten solo albums, most recently the critically praised 'Forgiveness' (2023), and she performs close to 80 concerts a year. In January 2024 she published the memoir 'Mit glitrende kludetæppe', writing candidly about bullying, type 1 diabetes and life behind the music.

10
solo albums released
80
concerts per year
100+
releases as backing vocalist
6364
followers on Instagram

What's new

  • 2026-04

    Marie Carmen Koppel told in an interview with Alt.dk about a boundary-crossing experience with a journalist in connection with the publication of 'Mit glitrende kludetæppe'.

  • 2026-01

    The memoir 'Mit glitrende kludetæppe' was published in January 2024 and remains current - Femina mentioned it in January 2026 with a focus on Koppel's openness about bullying and chronic illness.

  • 2025-11

    Marie Carmen Koppel has announced Christmas concerts in November and December 2025, including in Aarhus and Copenhagen.

  • 2024-12

    In December 2024, Marie Carmen Koppel toured with Christmas concerts in churches and concert halls throughout Denmark, including a sold-out concert at Dragør Church on December 12.

  • 2024-07

    Marie Carmen Koppel performed at Copenhagen Jazz Festival 2024 at Drop Inn and received praise for her vocal range and authenticity.

Tour

AarhusKøbenhavnDragørHørsholm

Tracks

ForgivenessTitle track from the 10th solo album (2023), praised by critics including Politiken
Through the RainAlbum from 2008 - first album with exclusively own songs, received DPA appreciation grant
Crying Out Your NameOwn contribution to Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2009, written with Dan Hemmer
Why We SingGospel number from self-titled album (2007), one of her most well-known songs
Hope at Christmas TimeSingle from 2023, regular part of her popular Christmas concerts

Upcoming · 2

Past · 3

Where they play · 2

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