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Talented, attractive and sexy, Katja Rieckermann truly is a "Horn Star." Born and raised in Luebeck, a small town in the north of Germany, she moved to Hamburg to study music. Restless and looking for a challenge, she eventually made it to Hollywood, California, the starting point of so many successful careers.
Katja's new CD "Never Stand Still" is available now! Produced by Grammy nominated producer Jeff Carruthers and Katja Rieckermann. Motown Memphis Soul inspired original saxophone instrumentals featuring Joe Bonamassa, Arturo Sandoval and many more great musicians! Visit the Music page for song previews and the Store page for purchase options.
Jun 4, 2021 · Rising Stars: Meet Katja Rieckermann. Today we’d like to introduce you to Katja Rieckermann. Hi Katja, so excited to have you with us today. What can you tell us about your story? I was born in Lübeck, Germany where I lived until I was 19 years old. From there, I made my first big move to Paris to study French where I stayed for one year.
Apr 29, 2020 · Everything Saxophone Podcast host, Donna Schwartz, interviews saxophonist and author, Katja Rieckermann.Katja performed with Rod Stewart for 15 years, has 3 ...
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Aug 24, 2020 · A big shoutout to my friend Andy Hess – he inspired me to start playing the saxophone and funny enough he is also responsible for me meeting Rod Stewart’s musical director in 2001 who then hired me to play in Rod’s band. Website: https://www. katjarieckermann.com. Instagram: @katjarsax.
Jun 22, 2014 · Conducted by Martin Heidt (June 2014) Shortly before the start of the tour in Germany, we have conducted an extensive interview with Katja. She talks about the tour with Rod Stewart, her new album, about the life of a musician in general and a very special birthday party. But read for yourself:
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"Together" was written by Katja during the time of self isolation due to the corona virus pandemic (covid-19) in April 2020. The title is referring to "we are all in this together" even though socially distanced and apart. All instruments were tracked at each musicians homes/studios: Katja Rieckermann (alto sax) Tal Bergman (drums and percussion)
