Florian Klaus Rumpf Hamburg, Germany
Florian Klaus Rumpf decided at the age of 7 to make the mandolin the center of his life. He studied at the Cologne
University of Music and Dance, Wuppertal location with Prof. Caterina Lichtenberg, Valerij Kisselev and Silke Lisko.
The focus of his solo work is the diversity of mandolin instruments. He constantly works with composers and writes himself to expand the literature for his instruments.
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