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Jazz Live: Rebekka Bakken

In this podcast series, we present concert recordings of stars and newcomers on the German and international jazz scene, performing at the Jazzfest Bonn.

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Jazzfest Bonn: Rebekka Bakken

In Program No. 5 we'll hear Norwegian singer Rebekka Bakken, rendering pop songs old and new with the full versatility, power and passion of her blues voice.

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