For his solo recording debut, Ivan Moshchuk explores the bond between Medtner and Rachmaninov. Their distinct piano cycles—Forgotten Melodies and Études-Tableaux—were conceived on the threshold of a violent epoch. Grounded in noble sensibilities, the sets reveal a portal to the idea of the Vergessene Weisen: the ideals of a veiled world. Here, the music becomes a lens for memory as a path that endures despite the relentless march of time.