The Ballets of Maurice Ravel

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Exploring the collaborative relationships between Maurice Ravel and prominent figures in ballet, Deborah Mawer highlights the performative aspects that shaped Ravel's work. She argues that his extensive repertoire can be interpreted as a balletic endeavor, shedding light on the artistic dynamics of early twentieth-century Paris. This analysis contributes to the growing research on the interplay between music and dance during this vibrant cultural period.