Maurice Ravel was a French composer celebrated for his exquisite melodies, masterful orchestration, and richly evocative harmonies. Alongside Debussy, he stood as a prominent figure of Impressionist music, leaving an indelible mark on piano, chamber, vocal, and orchestral works. His piano compositions demand considerable virtuosity, and his command of orchestration shines through in numerous celebrated pieces. Ravel is globally renowned for his orchestral work Boléro, which he himself described as "a piece for orchestra without music."
This is Maurice Hinson's edition of "one of the most tightly organized and classically oriented works to come from Ravel's pen." In the presentation of this work, in some cases notes are redistributed between the hands for greater ease of execution, and m
Rhapsodie de concert pour Violon et Piano
