The album Satie Amoureux was released by French pianist Guillaume Coppola on the occasion of the centenary of the passing of the musical creator Erik Satie. The recording includes well-known works such as Gnossiennes and Gymnopédies, as well as lesser-explored scores that reveal the richness of the creations of the eccentric composer who, although he did not enjoy the appreciation of his professors at the Paris Conservatoire, established himself in the musical world after 1880 and at the beginning of the last century. One of his friends, Igor Stravinsky, described him as "the most interesting man I have ever known and at the same time a special and spiritual personality"; and the composer and critic Alexis Roland-Manuel considered Erik Satie's creations to be "a turning point in the evolution of music, works with an unparalleled harmonic technique, unprecedented, born from a completely new aesthetic, creating a unique atmosphere and magical sonorities."

The album seeks to portray in sound the love relationship that Erik Satie had with the painter Suzanne Valadon. The French artist created a portrait of the composer, the famous 1893 painting that illustrates the cover of this album, situated between ancient and Oriental inspiration, humor, mystical phases, and cabaret music that influenced Erik Satie's творчreation.

Pianist Guillaume Coppola, a musician born in 1979 in Besançon, studied at the Paris Conservatoire with Bruno Rigutto and Nicholas Angelich; he also attended masterclasses given by Jean-Claude Pennetier, Dmitri Bashkirov, and Dominique Merlet. As a chamber musician, he has collaborated with violinist Nicolas Dautricourt, cellist Antoine Pierlot, and chamber ensembles in France. He is a piano professor at the Aulnay-sous-Bois Conservatoire in France and has released eight albums to date, focused on the Romantic and modern repertoire, the most recent being this disc dedicated to the works of Erik Satie.