Alsonor album Firmament takes its name from the celestial vault, that firmament where light, silence, and eternity converge. It symbolizes a space suspended between the real and the invisible, between matter and pure emotion. Inspired by a unique and precious moment, Alsonor captures the magic of an evening when his eight-year-old daughter, Léa, joined him in the studio.

Sitting beside him in front of the Eminent Solina, she improvises with childlike innocence, playing only the white keys. Driven by the impulse of her childlike subconscious, the first half of the piece takes shape, which her father extends into a continuous silent dialogue between two souls bound by music. From this union emerged Subconscience Léa-X I & II, a work of rare symbiosis, blending innocence and mastery, sensitivity and cosmic space.

With Firmament, Alsonor elevates this intimate moment to the status of a sonic horizon, an inner sky where the purity of childhood meets the depth of the creator.