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German musicians who were born in 1965

Here are 31 famous musicians from Germany were born in 1965:

Tom Tykwer

Tom Tykwer (May 23, 1965 Wuppertal-) also known as Tykwer or Tom is a German film director, screenwriter, composer, musician, songwriter, record producer, film score composer and film producer. He has one child, Anton Tykwer.

His albums: Lola rennt, Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, The International, Cloud Atlas: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack and The Cloud Atlas Sextet. Genres related to him: Film score.

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Veronica Ferres

Veronica Ferres (June 10, 1965 Solingen-) otherwise known as Veronica Maria Cäcilia Ferres, Veronika Maria Caecilia Ferres, Ferres, Veronica, Veronika Ferres, Das Superweib or Vroni is a German actor. She has one child, Lilly Krug.

Veronica Ferres began her acting career in the late 1980s and has since appeared in numerous German and international film and television productions. She gained critical acclaim for her role in the film "Schtonk!" (1992) and has won several awards for her performances, including the Bambi Award, the German Film Award, and the Bavarian Film Award.

Aside from acting, Ferres is also known for her humanitarian work, particularly for her support of UNICEF and various organizations that protect children's rights. She has been recognized for her philanthropic efforts with the Federal Cross of Merit, one of the highest honors in Germany.

In addition to her acting and humanitarian work, Ferres is a successful businesswoman and has co-produced several films and television projects. She is also a published author, having released a memoir in 2012 titled "Im Labyrinth der Seele" (In the Labyrinth of the Soul).

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Markus Stenz

Markus Stenz (February 28, 1965 Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler-) is a German conductor.

Discography: Rachmaninov: The Isle of the Dead / Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition, , The Chamber Concertos / Kammermusiken 1-7, and .

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Oliver Rohrbeck

Oliver Rohrbeck (March 21, 1965 Berlin-) also known as Rohrbeck, Oliver is a German actor and voice actor.

He is most famous for being the German dubbing voice for Hollywood actors such as Ben Stiller and Jesse Eisenberg. Rohrbeck began his acting career at the age of 10 and has since appeared in many German TV shows and movies. He is best known for his role as Justus Jonas in the German audio drama series Three Investigators. Additionally, Rohrbeck is the founder and owner of the German audio book publishing company "Lauscherlounge". He has received several awards for his voice acting work, including the German Dubbing Award in 2012 and 2014. In his free time, Rohrbeck is also a passionate musician and has released several albums with his band "Die Drei ???" (The Three Investigators).

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Moritz Eggert

Moritz Eggert (November 25, 1965 Heidelberg-) is a German composer.

His albums include Wide Unclasp. Genres he performed include Opera, Chamber music and Classical music.

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Juliane Köhler

Juliane Köhler (August 6, 1965 Göttingen-) a.k.a. Juliane Koehler is a German actor and voice actor.

She is best known for her role as Hanna Schmitz in the critically acclaimed movie "The Reader" (2008). She has appeared in several German and international films including "Aimee and Jaguar" (1999), "Nowhere in Africa" (2001), and "Downfall" (2004). Köhler has also worked on stage and television, performing in various productions and series throughout her career. In addition to her acting career, she has dubbed several films and TV series from English to German, including the role of Morgana in the German version of Disney's "The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea."

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Anke Engelke

Anke Engelke (December 21, 1965 Montreal-) also known as Anke Christina Engelke, Anke Christina Fischer, anke_engelke or Anke Fischer is a German actor, voice actor, comedian and presenter. She has three children, Emma Grimm, Lasse Fischer and Aaron Fischer.

Engelke began her career in acting in the late 1980s, performing in German television shows and films. However, she became widely known for her comedy skills and became a regular on various comedy shows. She is also noted for her voice acting work, lending her voice to various characters in both German and English-language productions.

In addition to her work in entertainment, Engelke is also a dedicated advocate for human rights and social justice issues. She has been involved with organizations such as Amnesty International and supports various causes related to LGBTQ+ rights and gender equality.

Engelke has won numerous awards throughout her career, including several Bambi Awards and the Grimme-Preis. She continues to be a prominent figure in German entertainment and is highly regarded for her comedic and dramatic performances.

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Bob Schneider

Bob Schneider (October 12, 1965 Ypsilanti-) a.k.a. Schneider, Bob is a German musician, singer-songwriter, film score composer and actor.

His most recognized albums: Lonelyland, I'm Good Now, I Have Seen the End of the World and It Looks Like This, Songs Sung & Played on Guitar at the Same Time, Greatest Hits Live, 2006-02-02: Bend Studio, Dallas, TX, USA, 2006-03-03: Bend Studio, Dallas, TX, USA, 2007-04-26: Bend Studio, Dallas, TX, USA, Songs Sung and Played at the Same Time with People in the Room - Live at the Cactus Cafe and The Galaxy Kings. His related genres: Pop music, Rock music, Folk rock and Country.

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Haddaway

Haddaway (January 9, 1965 Port of Spain-) also known as Nester Alexander Haddaway, Alexander Nestor Haddaway, Haddy or Nestor Alexander Haddaway is a German singer, musician and film score composer.

His albums include All the Best: His Greatest Hits, My Face, Love Makes, Haddaway: The Greatest Hits, Life, The Drive, Rock My Heart, Collectors Edition - The Drive / Let's Do It Now, I Miss You and What Is Love. Genres: Eurodance, House music, Techno, Soul music, Synthpop, Electronic music, Pop music and Dance music.

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Jan-Sören Eckert

Jan-Sören Eckert (December 4, 1965 Quickborn-) a.k.a. Jan-Soren Eckert is a German bassist.

His related genres: Heavy metal, Progressive rock, Hard rock and Power metal.

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Christine Schäfer

Christine Schäfer (May 3, 1965 Frankfurt-) otherwise known as Christine Schafer or Schäfer, Christine is a German singer and actor.

Her most important albums: Christine Schäfer, Soprano, Mozart: Arias / Strauss: Orchestral Songs, , Violin and Voice, The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Volume 26: An 1826 Schubertiad, Requiem, Weihnachtsoratorium (Concentus Musicus Wien feat. conductor: Nikolaus Harnoncourt) (disc 1), Messiah, Franz Schubert: Lieder (feat. soprano: Christine Schäfer, piano: Irwin Gage) and Matthäus-Passion BWV 244.

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Chris Kempers

Chris Kempers (January 7, 1965 Mönchengladbach-) also known as Kempers, Chris is a German singer.

Genres she performed include Pop music and Schlager music.

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Frank Peter Zimmermann

Frank Peter Zimmermann (February 27, 1965 Duisburg-) also known as Zimmermann, Frank Peter or Franz Peter Zimmermann is a German violinist.

His albums include Violin Concertos, , The Violin Sonatas, Violin Concerto / The Bard / The Wood Nymph, Divertimento K.563, , Berg, Stravinsky, Ravel: Violinkonzerte (feat. violin: Frank Peter Zimmermann), , The Lost Art of Letter Writing and Doppelkonzert / Horntrio (London Philharmonic Orchestra feat. conductor: Wolfgang Sawallisch, voilin: Franz Peter Zimmermann, cello: Heinrich Schiff, horn: Marie Luise Neunecker, piano: Wolfgang Sawallisch).

Jens Becker

Jens Becker (May 24, 1965 Fürth-) a.k.a. Becker, Jens is a German bassist.

Genres he performed: Heavy metal and Power metal.

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O-Jay

O-Jay (February 15, 1965 Berlin-) also known as Olaf Jeglitza is a German songwriter, rapper, record producer, artist, musician and music artist.

His related genres: Pop music, Eurodance and Electronic music.

Patrick Scales

Patrick Scales (March 24, 1965 Garmisch-Partenkirchen-) is a German bassist and teacher.

He began his professional music career in the 1980s, playing in various bands in the Munich area. In 1990, Scales joined the German rock band BAP and toured with them extensively throughout Europe. He has also worked with other notable German musicians such as Wolfgang Niedecken, Udo Lindenberg, and Marius Müller-Westernhagen.

In addition to his work as a performer, Scales is also a well-respected music teacher. He teaches bass guitar at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich and has also given masterclasses in Germany and abroad. Scales is known for his dynamic playing style and his ability to blend different genres of music, from rock to jazz to classical. Despite his success, he remains dedicated to his craft and is considered one of the top bassists in Germany.

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Ralf Scheepers

Ralf Scheepers (February 5, 1965 Esslingen am Neckar-) otherwise known as Scheepers, Ralf is a German singer and songwriter.

His albums include Scheepers. Genres he performed include Heavy metal, Power metal and Speed metal.

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Stefan Dohr

Stefan Dohr (September 3, 1965 Münster-) is a German , .

Discography: Orchestral Works • 1.

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Stefan Schwarzmann

Stefan Schwarzmann (November 11, 1965 Erlangen-) also known as Schwarzmann, Stefan is a German musician.

Genres related to him: Power metal and Heavy metal.

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Thomas Jahn

Thomas Jahn (July 9, 1965 Hückelhoven-) a.k.a. Tom Jahn is a German television director, film director, screenwriter, film editor, actor, television editor, cinematographer and film producer.

He is best known for his work on the German TV series "Tatort" and the films "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" and "Manta, Manta". Jahn began his career in the mid-1980s, working as an actor before transitioning to filmmaking. He made his directorial debut with the 1990 film "Kaltgestellt". Over the years, Jahn has received several awards for his work, including the Bavarian Film Award, the German Film Award, and the Adolf Grimme Award. In addition to his work in film and television, Jahn has also written several novels, including "Die Kurve", which was adapted into a film in 1998.

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WestBam

WestBam (March 4, 1965 Münster-) also known as Endlos, Westbam vs. Red Jerry, Maximilian Lenz or Westbam is a German singer and author.

Related albums: We'll Never Stop Living This Way, The Cabinet, Right On, Hard Times, Do You Believe In the Westworld, Beatboxrocker, Right On / Like Ice in the Sunshine, Wizards Of The Sonic, Bam Bam Bam and Celebration Generation. Genres he performed: Techno, Electronica, Happy hardcore, Electro and Hip hop music.

Wolfgang Haffner

Wolfgang Haffner (December 7, 1965 Wunsiedel-) is a German jazz drummer.

His albums include Urban Life, Shapes, Live & Real, Zooming, Movin' On, Acoustic Shapes, Abracadabra: Celebrating Klaus Doldinger, Music, Round Silence and Heart of the Matter.

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Alexander Hacke

Alexander Hacke (October 11, 1965 Neukölln-) also known as Alex Hacke, Alexander von Borsig, von Borsig, Alexander, A. Hacke, Hacke or Jever Mountain Boys is a German musician, record producer, actor, film score composer and singer. He has two children, Joshua Hacke and Lulu Hacke.

His albums: Filmarbeiten, Sanctuary, Musik zur Entspannung, Hiroshima, The Ship of Fools and Mountains of Madness. Genres he performed include Electronic music, Experimental music and Industrial music.

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Torsten de Winkel

Torsten de Winkel (January 6, 1965 Frankfurt-) a.k.a. Winkel, de, Torsten is a German musician, composer and philosopher.

His discography includes: Humanimal Talk.

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Christoph Brüx

Christoph Brüx (December 13, 1965 North Rhine-Westphalia-) is a German keyboard player, musician, composer, record producer and pianist.

His related genres: Pop music, Chill-out music, Eurodance, Film score, Lounge music and House music.

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Oliver Kalkofe

Oliver Kalkofe (September 12, 1965 Hanover-) also known as Oliver Kalkhofe or Kalk is a German actor, comedian and voice actor.

Discography: Onkel Hottes Märchenstunde, Onkel Hottes Märchenstunde, Teil III: Ein Zwerglein hängt im Walde, Onkel Hottes Märchenstunde, Teil 2: Spiel mir das Lied vom Zwerg, Hotte X, Onkel Hotte: Planet der Zwerge and .

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Ingo Schwichtenberg

Ingo Schwichtenberg (May 18, 1965 Hamburg-March 8, 1995) also known as Schwichtenberg, Ingo or Mr. Smile was a German drummer.

Genres related to him: Heavy metal, Power metal, Speed metal and Neoclassical metal.

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Markus Grosskopf

Markus Grosskopf (September 21, 1965 Hamburg-) a.k.a. Grosskopf, Markus or Markus Großkopf is a German bassist and singer.

Genres he performed: Heavy metal, Power metal and Speed metal.

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Andreas Lill

Andreas Lill (November 3, 1965-) also known as Lill, Andreas is a German , .

Genres he performed include Progressive metal and Progressive rock.

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Hans-Christoph Rademann

Hans-Christoph Rademann (August 5, 1965 Dresden-) is a German conductor and teacher.

His albums include .

Uwe Lulis

Uwe Lulis (December 6, 1965 Germany-) is a German musician.

Genres he performed: Power metal, Heavy metal and Speed metal.

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