From the website of Cultuurhuis de Warande (translated):

Reinbert de Leeuw is the eminence grise from the Netherlands in the field of modern music. In the Netherlands he is best known to the general public for his three successful albums: "Satie Early Piano Works I, II and III" from 1975. (...) Satie's music is more topical than ever. In these busy times, his sparing, tranquil music is an oasis of tranquility. Moreover, Reinbert de Leeuw interprets the compositions without frills, he is always looking for the ultimate tranquility, the boned essence, which adds a new dimension to the music.

The three parts of Erik Satie, Early Pianoworks were published by Harlekijn Holland in 1975, 1976, 1980. With her album art, designer and illustrator Annet Planten seems to emphasize that De Leeuw's interpretations are multidimensional, and modern. The stratification is taken quite literally: superimposed and repeated portraits of Satie are combined with his name set twice in Bombere. This blocky 3-D novelty font was a Letraset design contest winner, designed by Carla Ward (or Carla Bombere?) in 1973. All other information is set in all lowercase, tight-not-touching Helvetica.

Reinbert de Leeuw passed away on Feb 14, 2020, at the age of 82.

International version of volume 3.