Manon Mullener Trio
As part of the EFG London Jazz Festival, Swiss Jazz Award winner Manon Mullener brings her trio to Toulouse Lautrec with contemporary jazz, Latin rhythms and vivid musical storytelling.
As part of the EFG London Jazz Festival 2026, award-winning Swiss pianist and composer Manon Mullener brings her trio to Toulouse Lautrec for a vibrant evening of contemporary jazz, blending Latin influences, lyrical melodies and musical inspiration gathered from around the world.
Described by Radio France as one of the promising young voices of European jazz, Manon Mullener is a Swiss pianist and composer whose music moves effortlessly between contemporary jazz, Latin rhythms and the melodic influences of her native Switzerland.
Joined by Lucien Mullener on drums and Rodrigo Aravena on electric bass, Manon presents music shaped by years of travelling and performing across the globe. Her compositions unfold like musical travel journals, carrying echoes of New York, Havana, European jazz clubs and festival stages into a sound that is intimate, rhythmic and full of colour.
Her latest album, Stories, was recorded in New York and released in March 2025, followed by an extensive international tour of more than 100 performances. Each piece has its own narrative, combining expressive melodies, dynamic improvisation and a deep sense of musical storytelling.
Following appearances across Europe, North and South America, the Middle East and beyond, the Manon Mullener Trio arrives at Toulouse Lautrec for a special EFG London Jazz Festival performance of adventurous, melodic and internationally inspired jazz.
About Manon Mullener
Born in Fribourg, Switzerland in 1997 into a musical family, Manon Mullener began her studies in Fribourg before continuing her musical education in Havana, Cuba, and at the Bern University of the Arts, where she studied with acclaimed musicians including Colin Vallon and Django Bates.
Manon has performed in clubs and festivals throughout Switzerland and internationally, with appearances across France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Sweden, the UK, Lithuania, Mexico, Colombia, Cuba, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.
As part of the EFG London Jazz Festival 2026, award-winning Swiss pianist and composer Manon Mullener brings her trio to Toulouse Lautrec for a vibrant evening of contemporary jazz, blending Latin influences, lyrical melodies and musical inspiration gathered from around the world.
Described by Radio France as one of the promising young voices of European jazz, Manon Mullener is a Swiss pianist and composer whose music moves effortlessly between contemporary jazz, Latin rhythms and the melodic influences of her native Switzerland.
Joined by Lucien Mullener on drums and Rodrigo Aravena on electric bass, Manon presents music shaped by years of travelling and performing across the globe. Her compositions unfold like musical travel journals, carrying echoes of New York, Havana, European jazz clubs and festival stages into a sound that is intimate, rhythmic and full of colour.
Her latest album, Stories, was recorded in New York and released in March 2025, followed by an extensive international tour of more than 100 performances. Each piece has its own narrative, combining expressive melodies, dynamic improvisation and a deep sense of musical storytelling.
Following appearances across Europe, North and South America, the Middle East and beyond, the Manon Mullener Trio arrives at Toulouse Lautrec for a special EFG London Jazz Festival performance of adventurous, melodic and internationally inspired jazz.
About Manon Mullener
Born in Fribourg, Switzerland in 1997 into a musical family, Manon Mullener began her studies in Fribourg before continuing her musical education in Havana, Cuba, and at the Bern University of the Arts, where she studied with acclaimed musicians including Colin Vallon and Django Bates.
Manon has performed in clubs and festivals throughout Switzerland and internationally, with appearances across France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Sweden, the UK, Lithuania, Mexico, Colombia, Cuba, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.
