Odesa Philharmonic Orchestra / Sebastian Studnitzky

Date & Time

Sat, Nov 30, 2024, 20:00

Venue

Sebastian Studnitzky’s project »Memento Odesa« is a modern-classical homage to the city of Odesa and its inhabitants in the midst of the Russian war of aggression. ECHO Jazz and OPUS Klassik prizewinner Sebastian Studnitzky has close ties to Ukraine and has already been invited to perform there on various occasions. In July 2023, he flew to Odesa to record his music in the Philharmonic Hall with the Odesa Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Volodymyr Dikiy. The aim of this... Read full text

Keywords: Rock, Pop, Singer-Songwriter, Vocal Music

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Musicians

Odesa Philharmonic Orchestra
Sebastian Studnitzky	Piano, Trumpet
Anastasiia Pokaz	Vocals
Paul Kleber	Double bass
Andrii Pokaz	Piano
Tim Sarhan	Drums
Volodymyr Dikiy	Conductor

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