Wilhem Latchoumia and Vanessa Wagner are adventurous pianists whose mastery extends from the standard repertoire to contemporary music. Their duo sprang from the ephemeral quartet of pianists assembled for that project when they discovered they shared the same open-minded approach and the same passion for contemporary music. Here, Vanessa Wagner and Wilhem Latchoumia pursue their exploration of the repertoire for two pianos, shedding new light on several emblematic works of early twentieth-century French music. They pay tribute to musical Impressionism in a program of works by its greatest masters, in which the artists’ close rapport, energy, and skillful nuances will appeal to connoisseurs and neophytes alike. The pre-eminence of color over line, the dissolution of the subject, a tendency to dreams and the call of distant horizons, hedonism, stasis, and suspension of time, evocation of images and atmospheres, a penchant for mystery and the supernatural—these are some of the key elements of Impressionist music, of which Debussy's Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune is the first and most famous illustration.