Maurice Ravel

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Ravel’s plans for a piano concerto can be traced back to 1906, but it was not until early 1929 that the composer began working on it in earnest. Since its successful premiere in January 1932, the Conc...

Ravel’s plans for a piano concerto can be traced back to 1906, but it was not until early 1929 that the composer began working on it in earnest. Since its successful premiere in January 1932, the Conc...

Ravel’s plans for a piano concerto can be traced back to 1906, but it was not until early 1929 that the composer began working on it in earnest. Since its successful premiere in January 1932, the Conc...

Ravel’s plans for a piano concerto can be traced back to 1906, but it was not until early 1929 that the composer began working on it in earnest. Since its successful premiere in January 1932, the Conc...

Ravel’s plans for a piano concerto can be traced back to 1906, but it was not until early 1929 that the composer began working on it in earnest. Since its successful premiere in January 1932, the Conc...

Ravel’s plans for a piano concerto can be traced back to 1906, but it was not until early 1929 that the composer began working on it in earnest. Since its successful premiere in January 1932, the Conc...

Jean-François Monnard's new Urtext edition is based for the first time on a scholarly comparison of sources. It is based on Ravel's first draft of the score and his final handwritten score.

Jean-François Monnard's new Urtext edition is based for the first time on a scholarly comparison of sources. It is based on Ravel's first draft of the score and his final handwritten score.

Jean-François Monnard's new Urtext edition is based for the first time on a scholarly comparison of sources. It is based on Ravel's first draft of the score and his final handwritten score.

Jean-François Monnard's new Urtext edition is based for the first time on a scholarly comparison of sources. It is based on Ravel's first draft of the score and his final handwritten score.

Jean-François Monnard's new Urtext edition is based for the first time on a scholarly comparison of sources. It is based on Ravel's first draft of the score and his final handwritten score.

Jean-François Monnard's new Urtext edition is based for the first time on a scholarly comparison of sources. It is based on Ravel's first draft of the score and his final handwritten score.

Jean-François Monnard's Urtext edition is the first edition of La Valse that compares all relevant sources. The first printing of the score, published in 1921, served as a model.

Immerse yourself in the intoxicating whirlwind of Maurice Ravel's masterful “poème chorégraphique”: La Valse is a mesmerizing tribute to the Viennese waltz, balancing between orchestral elegance and d...

Maurice Ravel’s “La Valse (Poème Chorégraphique)” is an intoxicating masterpiece of the orchestral repertoire—a dazzling, almost ecstatic homage to the Viennese waltz that captivates performers and au...

Immerse yourself in the intoxicating sonic whirlwind of Maurice Ravel's masterpiece: "La Valse (Poème Chorégraphique)" continues to captivate musicians and audiences alike with its dramatic intensity,...

Immerse yourself in the captivating, intoxicating whirlwind of Maurice Ravel's masterpiece "La Valse – Poème Chorégraphique". With this first-class Urtext edition from Breitkopf & Härtel, orchestral m...

Immerse yourself in the intoxicating whirlwind of Maurice Ravel's masterpiece: "La Valse – Poème Chorégraphique" continues to captivate audiences worldwide with its orchestral brilliance, dramatic mom...