Claude Debussy:
Estampes, Jardins sous la pluie
Preludes I, Des pas sur la neige
Children's Corner, The snow is dancing
Petite Suite, En Bateau
Images, Reflets dans l'eau
Images, Poissons d'or
Preludes I, La Cathédrale engloutie
L'isle joyeuse, L. 106

Andreas J. Winkler:
Drei Regenpreludes, Prelude Nr. 2

Mel Bonis:
Il pleut

Federico Mompou:
Paisajes El lago

Gabriel Fauré:
6 Barcarolles, Barcarolle Nr. 1

Alexander von Zemlinsky:
3 Balladen, Der Wassermann

Amy Beach:
By the still waters

Alexander Rosenblatt:
Water Lilies in the gleaming Light of Sunset

Nobuo Uematsu:
Final Fantasy III, The boundless Ocean

Ernest Bloch:
Poems of the Sea, At Sea

The inspiring new album Shapes of Water by renowned pianist Carmen Stefanescu takes listeners on a captivating musical journey. Following her successful debut album with Prospero Classical, The Voice of Piano, the pianist has recorded pieces based on the theme of water for her new release. Water has always fascinated artists as a theme and symbol - it stands for purity and renewal, but also for mystery, movement and the transience of time. In her new album Shapes of Water, pianist Carmen Stefanescu transports her audience into a world of sound in which water itself becomes music: it trickles, glitters, flows - and always comes to rest.