Elected Jazz Revelation of the Year at the Victoires de la Musique 2013, this young pianist is at the head of a remarkably close-knit trio, which highlights his classical and pop influences. His improvisations in no way flaunt virtuosity, favoring dynamics and remarkably mastered lyrical impulses.
A major jazzman and a great melodist!

Thomas Enhco, born in Paris in 1988, he has achieved international recognition, recording for labels Verve, Deutsche Grammophon and Sony Music and performing 100 concerts per year around the world. Among the venues that have invited him, are Jazz Festivals of Tokyo, Montréal, Vienne, Montreux, Istanbul, North Sea, New York, Olympia Hall... and Classical venues such as Philharmonie de Paris, Bordeaux Opéra, Brussels Flagey, La Roque d'Anthéron Piano Festival, Shanghai Grand Theater, Salzburg Mozarteum, Théâtre du Châtelet, Beijing Concert Hall, Kyoto Concert Hall, Sapporo Kitara Hall.

As a jazz pianist, Thomas Enhco performs mainly in solo piano, in trio (with double-bass and drums), and in various duets. In solo concerts, his unique combination of improvisations on jazz standards, pop songs and themes by great classical composers alike, as well as his own compositions, are praised by audiences and critics all around the world. His last album A Modern Songbook encompasses 125 years of songs, from Carole King to Sting, Gabriel Fauré to James Blake, Serge Gainsbourg to London Grammar, Nick Drake to Silvio Rodríguez. In 2023, the four sold-out performances given at Philharmonie de Paris, where he re-interpreted Keith Jarrett's legendary Köln Concert, remained engraved in the memory of the 4,000 spectators who attended.

Among the prizes and awards Thomas Enhco has received, are the SACEM Grand Prize for Jazz 2020, the Victoires du Jazz 2013, the Silver Grand Prize at the Osaka International Chamber Music Competition 2017, the FIPA d'Or for Best Film Score 2012 (Les Cinq Parties du Monde by French director Gérard Mordillat), the Django d’Or “New Talent” award 2010, the 3rd Grand Prize at Martial Solal International Jazz Piano Competition 2010. From 2013 to 2021 Thomas Enhco was supported in his projects by the BNP Paribas Foundation.

Cast: Thomas Enhco (Piano); Jérémy Bruyère (Double Bass); Nicolas Charlier (Drums)