Reflections on the nature of time and its passing, often expressed in profoundly personal pieces written in memory of deceased friends or conceived as dialogues with the past, run through the most recent books of Kurtág’s Játékok. The anthology’s latest additions include compositions written for pianino, the ‘little piano’ famously used by Chopin to create some of his Préludes. Movements from Robert Schumann’s Gesänge der Frühe ('Songs of the Morning') provide interludes in Pierre-Laurent Aimard’s third and final ‘breath’ of Kurtág.