Enzo Carniel is a French pianist born in 1987. He began studying classical piano and discovered jazz during his teenage years. After 5 years of Medicine at the Faculty of Marseille, he decided to devote himself entirely to this music

he was awarded a medal in 2009 at the CNR in Marseille. Then he joined the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique Paris in the Jazz and improvised music class. In June 2015, he won the CNSMDP's first prize and a generative improvisation prize.

His research and all his collaborations give birth to the quartet "House of Echo" where long improvised tracks and compositions are mixed. Influenced by Paul Bley, Thelonious Monk, Keith Jarrett, and great pianists in jazz history, he attempts to explore the sonic palettes and intrinsic possibilities of the piano. His approach is based on the birth at the present moment of musical ideas, in the aesthetic non-judgment, a "raw" approach to improvisation using all its influences and sensations.

In 2014, in collaboration with the NoMadMusic label, he recorded his first solo piano album called Erosions.
On September 1, 2017, his quartet House of Echo's second opus, "Echoïdes," is released on the Jazz & People label. Followed in 2019 by "Walls Dawn," also on Jazz & People. Both records have been acclaimed by the press and the media. Enzo Carniel is part of the Jazz Migration #4 device, he is on tour in Europe but also in North America throughout 2019.

He also holds the Jazz teaching, California.

https://www.enzocarniel.com/about