MAURICE RAVEL French Composer (1875-1937) Maurice Ravel free midi download

MAURICE RAVEL
7^th March 1875 --- 28^th December 1937

Maurice Ravel (1875-1937), French composer born in Ciboure, Beasses-Pyrenees, studied at the Paris Conservatoire among his masters
being Pessard, Gedalge and Faure he was refused the Prix de Rome but the indignation this provoked drew much attention to his work
and he made a great reputation and a comfortable living without ever holding an official musical post.

His genius is witty subtle and emotionally restrained, and he combines his deep-rooted classicism of form with the boldest experiments
in harmony, especially notable and delightful are his rythmic figures. His most important works are the opera L'Heure espagnole, 1907,
Daphnis et Chloe (Diaghilev's ballet), 1909, La Valse, the remarkable string quartet, the Trio, the violin and the cello Sonata plus many
pianoforte works, including Jeux d'eau, the Sonatina, Miroirs, Gaspard de la nuit Le Tombeau de Couperin and the popular orchestral
work Bolero. After the death of Debussy in 1918 Ravel was Stevenarded as the most representative of French composers. But except
for the ballet opera L'Enfant et les sortileges, 1924 and two piano concertos, 1931, he abandoned the larger forms and concentrated on
small-scale works notable for finish of detail.
Last Updated on 2017
By Steven Ritchie

And now for the Music

Thanks to George Pollen for the music below. A link to his website on my Bookmark page
"Bolero". Sequenced by George Pollen.
Thanks to Bart Bracke for the muisc below. Email (bartbracke30@hotmail.com)
(2522)"Ravel's Histoires Naturelles, No.1, Le Paon". Sequenced by Bart Bracke.

(2263)"Pavane Pour Une Infante Défunte (Pavane For a Dead Princess)". Sequenced by Robert Finley

Thanks to Yu Nakajima, for the music below.
(2000)"Daphnis et Chloe (Optimized for SC-88 Pro with 32 tracks)". Sequenced by Yu Nakajima

(327)"La Valse". Sequenced by Katsuhiri Oguri
(371)"Menuet Antique". Sequenced by Katsuhiro Oguri
Thanks to Daniel Mateos Moreno, for the music below.
(422)"Jeux d'Eau". Sequenced by Daniel Mateos Moreno
Thanks to Mark Anthony Williams, for the music below.
(412)"Bolero". Sequenced by Mark Anthony Williams.
(370)"Alborada del Gracioso". Sequenced by Peter R Wolfe
(372)"Chansons 2, Trois Beaux Oiseaux du Paradis". Sequenced by David Siu

(374)"Chansons 1, Nicolette". Sequenced by David Siu

(373)"Toccato for piano (1916)". Sequenced by Joe Kampsen
(682)"D'Anne jouant de l'espinette,(info by Allen Gary)". Sequencer unknown

(50)"String Quartet in F". Sequencer unknown

(53)"Jeuxdeau suite". Sequencer unknown

(328)"Cinq Melodies Populaires Greaques No.1". Sequencer unknown

(329)"Cinq Melodies Populaires Greaques No.2". Sequencer unknown
(330)"Cinq Melodies Populaires Greaques No.3". Sequencer unknown

(331)"Cinq Melodies Populaires Greaques No.4". Sequencer unknown
(332)"Cinq Melodies Populaires Greaques No.5". Sequencer unknown

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