IMRIK, Kornelia

Kornelia Imrik (or Kornélia Imrik) was a Hungarian composer and piano teacher active in the early 20th century. While specific biographical details are limited, historical records and press archives from that era highlight her presence in the Hungarian musical scene, particularly around the Nagyvárad (Oradea) region.

She was recognized both as a piano teacher and as a composer of piano and vocal music. Her works, such as her piano compositions Emlékeim felett gondolatok ("Thoughts over my memories") and the Álom-keringő ("Dream" waltz), reflect the stylistic trends of the time, such as Art Nouveau. She was also noted for her involvement in local concerts, where she sometimes accompanied singers performing her own works. Her music was documented in archives like the National Széchényi Library (OSZK) in Budapest.