Olinka Mitroshina Feat. Manu Codjia

Olinka Mitroshina and her guests welcome you every Tuesday in a cozy and elegant piano bar atmosphere. The ideal setting for conversation and dinner accompanied by music.

Live Music - Dine and enjoy a drink in a piano bar atmosphere! Olinka Mitroshina and her guests welcome you every Tuesday in a cozy and elegant piano bar setting. The perfect setting for conversation and dining accompanied by music.

A pianist, singer, and composer of Russian origin who has retained her native language, Olinka Mitroshina was born in Latvia, where she lived through the Soviet era (USSR) and the historic political changes of 1989. She studied classical piano there before moving to France in 1999 (and to Paris in 2012). Following this long period of study, which earned her an official degree, she “sold” her soul to the blues.

Manu Codjia is a guitarist renowned for his talents as a sideman. His lyrical playing is tinged with jazz and rock, and one can detect the influence of Bill Frisell. Manu Codjia has played alongside numerous musicians who appreciate his ability to adapt to a wide variety of musical styles. Thus, he accompanied Daniel Humair starting in 1999, then joined the National Jazz Orchestra, led by Paolo Damiani, in 2000. He has played with Erik Truffaz since 2001, Henri Texier since 2004, and Élisabeth Kontomanou since 2006. He has also performed with Louis Sclavis, Pat Metheny, Michel Portal, Aldo Romano, Tony Malaby, Marc Ducret, David Linx, Bruno Chevillon, and Miroslav Vitouš. The skills he has developed as a sideman are evident in his work as a bandleader alongside numerous artists. He has won numerous awards at the Concours national de jazz de la Défense.