The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra. SNJO jazzes up Mozart's 9th Piano Concerto, and Rocks the musical listening experience. This ensemble's performance is true to the dignity, spirit, and excellent musicianship displayed by all of our favorite jazz style artists; be they singers, soloists, or group units throughout the past and modern ages of improvisational artistry and orchestral expression. The fluid, yet exciting, delivery and technical execution of Makoto Ozone on piano, will satisfy and delight the staunchest of classical music enthusiasts. His lithe fingers delicately create excitingly fresh keyboard phrasings. The recording's production quality is remarkably well represented by superb engineering skills. If not for the enthusiastic punctuation of warm and appreciative audience applause, any listener would emphatically declare this recording to be a studio production. Scottish National Jazz Orchestra (SNJO) Director and tenor saxophonist Tommy Smith has organized, crafted, and delivered an outstanding jazz ensemble recording; artfully embellished with his own well regarded tenor saxophone contribution. Jeunehomme is delivered in three smooth and exciting movements that flow enchanting well, in a manner that respects a listener's time; while delivering exceptional pleasure to the music aficionado's ears, mind, and soul. Jeunehomme by SNJO, is an oasis of enchanting musical delight. This new recording is an extraordinarily scintillating, exhilarating, and pleasurable musical odyssey. www.montyguy.com.