Jeux d'Eau, Maurice Ravel. Piano Solo

JEUX D'EAU

One of Ravels earliest works, Jeux dEau was written for solo Piano in 1901. It is dedicated to Gabriel Fauré, under whom Ravel was studying at the time. The title can be variously translatedas Fountains or Water Games . It was inspired by a piece by Lizst of the same name.
Maurice Ravel (1875-1937) is often considered, after the death of Debussy in 1918, to be the leading Frenchcomposer of the 1920s and 30s. Earlier in his career, he had caused consternation in the highly conservative pre-war French musical establishment, with his unmistakable and highly original style.

SPECIFICATIONS
Composer Maurice Ravel
MR-Product Format Instrumental Work
Instrument Group Piano or Keyboard
Instrumentation Piano
Product Type Book [Softcover]
Publisher Max Eschig
StylePeriodView Description Post 1901
Year of Publication 2001
No. Pages 16
ISMN 9790045027216
Edition Number ME 6791
No. ME 00679100