David Enhco Qdavid Enhco Quartet Featuring Tuartet

David Enhco’s Quartet is freedom-loving, and while claiming to be jazz, moves away from its traditions and settings. There is a taste for risk: never take a structure for granted, but allow yourself to digress, bifurcate, surprise. It is also a way of saying music with a silversmith's imagination, far from the facilities that have proven their worth. There are pieces in the writing - even if it is elaborate, sometimes virtuoso - the humility of ideas which know that playing together will carry them further, elsewhere. There is especially this game together. An art of chamber musicians in which the solos emanate spontaneously from the collective, without ever breaking away from it. A game like children know how to play: paradoxical alchemy where lightness and gravity merge. In the light of this paradox, the horizons of David Enhco's Quartet are not quite clear, but they touch us; and seem like an invitation to the listener to sense the horizon of his own freedom.