Trohin Nadia

About

Nadia Trohin, born in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova, is a remarkable jazz singer who graduated from the "Ștefan Neaga" National College of Music with a specialization in piano, and later completed her bachelor's, master's, and doctoral studies at the National University of Music in Bucharest. Her jazz debut took place in 2010, when she won the award for "Best Band" with the group "Nadia & Friends" at the Târgu Mureș Jazz Festival. Her career includes the release of two albums with the band Millenium – "Fata sihastră" and "Creștini, Crăciunul a sosit" – and involvement in the vocal group Jazzapella between 2010 and 2013, becoming known to the general public through the hit "Fata sihastră". Nadia Trohin's achievements are marked by prestigious collaborations on the jazz scene, starting in 2011 with pianist Mircea Tiberian, with whom she recorded the album "La margine de București" for the Soft Records label. She has performed with renowned musicians such as John Betsch, Chris Dahlgren, Christian Lillinger, Nicolas Simion, Cristian Soleanu, and Sorin Romanescu, participating in important festivals in Romania and abroad, including the JAZZ’n Chișinău International Festival and concerts with the Radio Big Band at the Radio Hall. She was also awarded at the Târgu Mureș Jazz Festival and has given recitals in contexts such as "Jazz as a Valentine's Day Gift," promoting Romanian jazz internationally. In addition to her stage activity, Nadia Trohin is involved in education as a university assistant at the National University of Music in Bucharest and a vocal trainer at the "I.L. Caragiale" National University of Theatre and Film Arts. Her ties with Chișinău remain strong through participation in local events and interviews on Radio Chișinău, reflecting a trajectory from her Moldovan roots towards a European career in jazz, marked by a distinct voice and a charismatic presence on stages in Romania and beyond its borders.