I had a rather tepid response to the first few pieces but the cd gets more interesting as it progresses. Mompou, like Reynaldo Hahn, might be dismissed as a "salon" composer but let's try to dig a little deeper before we disregard. He certainly isn't anywhere near the level of a Debussy or Satie. A rather ordinary imagination, not so unique. For something more challenging you might try the piano music of Charles Tomlinson Griffes if Debussy and/or Scriabin suit you. Or how about Grieg's piano music? Or try Mendelssohn's Songs without Words.