Embers explores the echoes of the past through music that bridges centuries, inviting listeners to dwell in the lingering beauty of ancient forms. From the sensual grace of the sarabande and the courtly pulse of the gaillarde to the reflective solemnity of the pavane, the album traces the whispers of the Renaissance across works by Rodrigo, Mompou, Tansman, Poulenc, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Ravel, and Morricone. These pieces do not seek to revive the past but to inhabit it, transforming historical dances, melodies, and gestures into contemporary acts of contemplation, theatricality, and expressive nuance.