In The Wind Remembers, Fedor Veselov presents a deeply intimate journey through Russian piano literature, exploring works by Glinka, Tchaikovsky, and Rachmaninov. The album opens with Glinka’s lyrical miniatures — The Lark, Separation, and Barcarolle — each a quiet meditation on memory, tenderness, and emotional sincerity. Veselov treats these pieces as complete worlds in miniature, highlighting their understated beauty and contemplative character.

Tchaikovsky’s Romance in F Minor and selected movements from The Seasons follow, offering a delicate interplay of reflection and lyricism. From the shy awakening of March to the festive warmth of December, Veselov’s interpretations reveal the emotional landscapes of nature, memory, and human experience. His nuanced touch brings forward the subtle rhythms, gentle harmonies, and serene flow embedded in each composition.

The album closes with Rachmaninov’s arrangements — including Lullaby, Lilacs, Daisies, and Vocalise — emphasizing melodic clarity, introspection, and a profound sense of intimacy. Across the album, Veselov creates a musical space where time seems to pause, inviting listeners to dwell in the quiet beauty of these masterworks. The Wind Remembers is both a personal reflection and a testament to the enduring lyricism of Russian piano music.