Cornelius Obonya, Florian Krumpöck and the music of Ludwig van Beethoven.

„Memory is a fata morgana in the desert of oblivion.“
Gerhard Roth

Reading with Cornelius Obonya

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On the occasion of the German translation of the biography "Max Perutz and the Secret of Life" published by Braumüller Verlag, the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the Max Perutz Labs invite you to a presentation of the book and a discussion. Klaus Taschwer, science editor of the daily newspaper Der Standard, talks to Perutz biographer Georgina Ferry about the life, work and legacy of the Austro-British biochemist. The conversation takes place in English. Cornelius Obonya reads from the German version. The event takes place as part of the supporting program for the exhibition "Breathing at High Altitude" - Life and Science of Max F. Perutz. The exhibition can be seen in the Arkadenhof of the University of Vienna until June 15, 2022 with free admission.

Cornelius Obonya reads poems and quirks by Robert Gernhardt on European salon music from E. Satie to N. Rota.

Reading  & concert with Cornelius Obonya, Doron Rabinovici and the Messages Quartett playing music by Simon Laks.

Cornelius Obonya with colleagues sings songs and ballads by Hanns Eisler and Kurt Weill and recites texts by Anton Kuh, Carl Zuckmayer, Kurt Tucholsky and others.
The fiber orchestra and Egon Achatz.

Cornelius Obonya with colleagues sings songs and ballads by Hanns Eisler and Kurt Weill and recites texts by Anton Kuh, Carl Zuckmayer, Kurt Tucholsky and others.
The Ballaststofforchester (the fiber-orchestra) and Egon Achatz.

Russian Gentlemen Club feat Cornelius Obonya

Russian Gentlemen Club feat Cornelius Obonya

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In 1942, Stefan Heym published his first novel in New York under the title "Hostages" (German: "The Glasenapp case"), which immediately became a bestseller. Stefan Heym was born in Chemnitz in 1913 as the son of a Jewish merchant family. His real name was Helmut Flieg, but he, who saw himself as a “critical Marxist”, had taken the pseudonym Stefan Heym out of consideration for his family.

Russian Gentlemen Club feat Cornelius Obonya

Opening of the wonderful work by Georg Friedrich Haas. Austrian premiere.
Further performances: https://oper-graz.buehnen-graz.com/production-details/morgen-und-abend

Recital and reading with Bela Koreny, Ethel Merhaut and Cornelius Obonya

Russian Gentlemen Club feat Cornelius Obonya

Cornelius Obonya and the Viennese instrumental soloists interpret selected musical gems of the fin de siècle and venture into the worlds of Arthur Schnitzler, Igor Stravinsky, Alexander Zemlinsky, Erwin Schulhoff, Alban Berg and Fritz Kreisler with a confident playfulness.
Stravinsky later reworked the play "The Soldier's Story", written in 1917 for a traveling theater and based on two Russian fairy tales, into a trio version.

Acting star Cornelius Obonya meets the well-traveled top pianist Karl Eichinger and two members of the ORF radio symphony orchestra. Obonya reads The Story of the Soldier and Lieutenant Gustl. The trio garnishes with musical delicacies.

Acting star Cornelius Obonya meets the well-traveled top pianist Karl Eichinger and two members of the ORF radio symphony orchestra. Obonya reads The Story of the Soldier and Lieutenant Gustl. The trio garnishes with musical delicacies.

Cornelius Obonya and the Chorus Viennensis present songs and lyrics for Christmas.

Cornelius Obonya and the Chorus Viennensis present songs and lyrics for Christmas.

Orchestra of Tiroler Festspiele Erl
Conductor Renato Balsadonna
Chorus and Womens Choir of Opera Frankfurt
Choral conducting Tilman Michael
Director Carolin Pienkos

Narrator Cornelius Obonya
Soprano Karolina Bengtsson
Mezzosoprano Karolina Makuła

This series is called Novella from Yesterday's World and raises the curtain and immerses today's people in yesterday.

Cornelius Obonya reads texts by Hofmannsthal and Schnitzler. which express the longing for "the village in the mountains".

Reading and concert with Cornelius Obonya │Franz Bartolomey │Gerald Preinfalk │Christian Bakanic