The young, sensitive chansonnier and seductive Vladimir Korneev has a magnificent baritone. According to the Tagesspiegel, however, he is "more than just a singer". With the help of his great talent as an actor and charismatic storyteller, his evenings go far beyond a concert experience. The "refugee child" of Georgian origin sings songs by Kurt Weill and Bohuslav Martinů perfectly in several languages. Including "Three Songs for the Cabaret the Red Seven".
With the courage of pathos and grand gestures, Vladimir Korneev gives himself over to his ardent feelings from the depths of his soul. His congenial pianist and arranger Markus Syperek will give the grand piano an orchestral roar. The long-lasting applause from our audience could break records.
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