The term 'spectrum' is usually associated with physics. When white light hits a prism, it breaks down into the full spectrum of rainbow colors. These colors have always existed but only become visible through refraction. Music is similar. The pieces on this album are like a prism, unfolding the fundamental human emotions into their infinite facets, and creating a tribute to the timeless power of music, that resonates with the entire color palette of the human soul. The selection of pieces therefore follows an inner logic: that of emotion, timbre, and the moment. Each piece unfolds it's own microcosm and invites the listener to lose themselves within it. Esther Birringer's new album is a must for lovers of the piano, and an essential playlist addition.

Track List:

Disc: 1

1. Bach: Chorale 'Herz Und Mund Und Tat Und Leben'
2. Moszkowski: Étincelles Op.36, No.6
3. Einaudi: Primavera
4. Schubert: Impromptu in a Flat Major D899 No.4
5. Gershwin: The Man I Love (From Strike Up the Band)
6. Handel: Passacaglia from Suite No.7, HWV 432
7. Debussy: La Plus Que Lente (Valse) CD 128
8. Ravel: Miroirs: No.4 (Alborado Del Gracioso), M43
9. Sivestrov: Bagatelle Op.1 No.1
10. Liszt: Etude de Concert No.3 'Un Sospiro' S.144
11. Sibelius: Valse Triste Op.44
12. Chopin: Ballade No.4 in F-Minor, Op.52
13. Auerbach: Prelude Op.41, No.5
14. Beethoven: Bagatelle Wo0 59 'FÜR Elise'
15. Balakirev: Islamey - An Oriental Fantasy