When does Memento Odesa take place in Bonn?

The concert takes place on Sunday, November 22, 2026. It begins at 6:00 PM, and the planned end is at 8:15 PM.

Where does the concert take place?

The venue is the Pantheon on Siegburger Straße 42, 53229 Bonn.

How much do the tickets cost?

Tickets cost 26 euros; reduced tickets are 20 euros. Additional presale fees may apply.

When does admission begin?

Admission begins at 4:30 PM. Free seating applies.

Who is performing at Memento Odesa?

On stage are Sebastian Studnitzky, the Chamber Orchestra of the Odesa Philharmonic under the direction of Volodymyr Dykyi, Paul Kleber on bass, Tim Sarhan on drums, and Anastasiia Pokaz on vocals.

Who will benefit from the proceeds?

The proceeds from the benefit concert will be fully donated to aid projects in Ukraine.

Memento Odesa Brings Odesa, Jazz, and Hope to Bonn in One Night

Name: Memento Odesa · Sebastian Studnitzky · Chamber Orchestra of the Odesa Philharmonic
Start: 2026-11-22T18:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-22T20:15:00+01:00
Location: Pantheon

Memento Odesa: A Concert Between Memory, Jazz, and Hope

On Sunday, November 22, 2026, the Pantheon in Bonn will transform into a resonance space for musical memory and lived solidarity. Sebastian Studnitzky, together with the Chamber Orchestra of the Odesa Philharmonic, a band, and singer Anastasiia Pokaz, will present the benefit project Memento Odesa on stage. All proceeds will benefit aid projects in Ukraine.

Orchestral Sound Colors Meet Modern Jazz

Memento Odesa combines classical music with contemporary jazz elements, electronically influenced soundscapes, and improvisational freedom. Studnitzky's compositions develop between delicate chamber music, pulsating groove, and atmospheric expansiveness. The orchestral depth of the chamber orchestra meets bass, drums, trumpet, and vocals – a multi-layered stage performance with clear dramaturgy and great emotional expressiveness.

A Musical Sign for Odesa

The project, founded in 2023, emerged from three works that were spontaneously recorded at the Odesa Philharmonic. From this initial musical reaction to the situation of the people in Ukraine, an extensive concert series developed. The Winter Tour 2026 is already the fifth tour in Germany for the Chamber Orchestra of the Odesa Philharmonic and its band. Two joint albums have been recorded and released in Berlin.

Award-Winning Artists, Strong Live Atmosphere

Sebastian Studnitzky is one of the versatile musicians in the German jazz and classical scene. The trumpeter, pianist, and composer has been honored with the ECHO Jazz and the OPUS Klassik. Under the direction of Volodymyr Dykyi, the chamber orchestra unfolds a precise orchestration, while Paul Kleber on bass and Tim Sarhan on drums create rhythmic tension. Anastasiia Pokaz lends her personal accents with her voice in a program that connects concert sound and social responsibility.

Benefit Concert with Special Significance

Memento Odesa understands music as a cultural bridge and an expression of resilience. The modern-classical homage to Odesa and its residents combines musical quality with concrete assistance. In the Pantheon, the audience can expect an intense concert experience with free seating, fine dynamic transitions, and an audience atmosphere that resonates far beyond the last note.

Doors open at 4:30 PM, the concert begins at 6:00 PM and is expected to end at 8:15 PM. Admission costs 26 euros, reduced 20 euros, plus any applicable presale fees.

Conclusion: Music that Keeps Memory Alive

Memento Odesa is much more than an evening concert: It is a meeting of classical music, jazz, improvisation, and solidarity. Those who want to experience the special live atmosphere of this project and support aid projects in Ukraine will find an evening full of sound colors, attitude, and humanity at the Pantheon.