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Pianist and composer Thomas Enhco continues his exploration of the bridges between jazz and classical music.<div> After Bach, Brahms, and Schumann, he now ventures into the world of Mozart, revisiting his most famous themes in a solo piano performance. In this entirely improvised recital, Mozartian melodies become the starting point for a free and unpredictable journey. Sonatas, opera arias, symphonies, and concertos emerge, transform, and intertwine with the harmonies and rhythms of jazz. Faithful to the spirit of invention that already animated Mozart himself, Thomas Enhco plays with forms, extends motifs, and creates new music from this universal heritage. "Mozart has been with me since childhood," confides the musician, who finds in this imagined encounter with the composer an ideal playground. Each concert thus becomes a unique creation, where classical genius engages in dialogue with contemporary improvisation. A moment of virtuosity and freedom.</div><div><br></div>