Melodic, lush and spiritual are the first three words you might think when you hear the new music by Gediminas Karkauskas in his debut release “Lost Suite.” The accomplished pianist, now based in Ireland and originally from Lithuania, presents six original pieces that describe the finer things in life that money can’t buy. In the title track while the right hand explores new patterns, the left gives a satisfying, wholesome base to the experience. “The Blame Rests” introduces itself with an unsettling interval followed by unexpected chords and riffs that simulate the strum of a harp, steps and missteps, and pleasing harmonies and departures. In a word it’s lovely for its inventiveness. Also full of interesting jumps is “Alias” which is punctuated by bluesy moments and then romps around to a bright finish. “Take Nothing” might be a paean to an ex-lover, sad and reminiscing, its uplifting ending chords bidding goodbye but knowing it’s all going to be okay. An expressive, emotional debut that echoes the solitary experience while being completely right with the universe.