Salome Kammer’s talent transcends musical boundaries. Her repertoire defies categorization and is comprised of a mix of avantgarde music, virtuoso voice experiments, classical melodrama, Lieder recitals, dada poetry, jazz, and Broadway songs. Whether performing as a singing actress or as an acting singer, Kammer’s stage presence in musical cabaret and theatre roles is fascinating. Numerous contemporary music works have been dedicated to and premiered by her. Composers such as Helmut Oehring, Wolfgang Rihm, Georges Aperghis, Bernhard Lang, and Jörg Widmann have written for Salome Kammer, inspired by the manifold facets of her voice as well as her exceptional expressiveness. She played the role of Clarissa in the monumental film project Heimat series by director Edgar Reitz. Her wide-ranging repertoire includes Schoenberg’s Pierrot Lunaire, Weill’s The Seven Deadly Sins and other works, Nono’s La fabricca illuminata, and works by composers such as Cage, Berio, Zender, Rihm, Kurtág, and Eisler.