Thomas Enhco Trio :

Thomas Enhco, piano

Jeremy Bruyere, bass

Nicolas Charlier, drums

Benjamin Ribolet, sound engineer

ARTISTIC CONCEPT & CHOREOGRAPHY

In 2017, Festival Musiq’3 invites the choreographer and visual artist Isabella Soupart to choreograph and design the Festival stage and highlight the unique architectures of Flagey and Théâtre Marni. By doing so, they hope to further develop the identity of the festival. Isabelle Soupart had a track record of many successful collaborations and productions. On this occasion, she will join forces with Jim Clayburgh, an American stage and lighting designer, and with Jonathan Sullam, an English visual artist based in Brussels. For the festival, they rethink the way we experience concerts by developing a visual framework for the musical performances and by working closely together with some of the music ensembles. By combining design, dance/performance, film and music, they hope to fire our imagination!

Artistic concept & choreography : Isabella Soupart

Scenography : Jim Clayburgh

Lighting design : Jim Clayburgh & Thom Louka

Video : Jonathan Sullam

Dance : Paul Amisi

Assistant scenography : Ellie Bryce

Fashion design : Marie Anne Dujardin

Fireflies is the perfect example of what Thomas Enhco has to offer: a musical exploration of the chiaroscuro. The titles refer to night trains and ghosts, but bellow these dark aspects hide particularly bright and catchy melodies. With this album, he won the “Victoire du Jazz” in the category “Révélation de l’Année”.

Flagey, Festival Musiq'3

Thomas Enhco Trio

Fireflies

In the context of

Festival Musiq'3 2017