Maison

Contemporary neoclassical piano — the quiet, close-miked kind where you can hear the felt on the hammers and the room the instrument is sitting in. Not much happens, on purpose. It's built on repetition and small harmonic shifts rather than any melody you could hum back afterwards.

Maison is French for home, which fits the register it plays in: domestic, unhurried, scaled for one person in a room rather than a concert hall.