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Work: Pavane pour une infante défunte

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ComposerRavel, Maurice (1875-1937)
PeriodEarly 20th century
Year1899
Work typeInstrumental
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TokyoADDA Simfònica Japan Tour

Auditorio de la Diputación de Alicante
Ravel, Rodrigo, Falla
ADDA Simfònica; Josep Vicent; Kaori Muraji

OsakaADDA Simfònica Japan Tour

Auditorio de la Diputación de Alicante
Ravel, Chopin, Rodrigo
ADDA Simfònica; Josep Vicent; Martín García García; Kaori Muraji

TokyoRavel 150

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NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo; Charles Dutoit; Nikikai Chorus Group
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Simone Lamsma dazzles in Britten with the Liverpool Phil

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In a programme very much rooted in the spirit dance, Britten’s Violin Concerto shines through in Liverpool’s Philharmonic Hall. 
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Fiesta! Philippe Jordan’s Spanish postcard from the Festival Ravel

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Born to a Basque mother just ten miles from the Spanish border, Ravel excelled at authentic Spanish flavours as heard in this splendid festival concert by the Orchestre National de France.
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Reflections on Ravel: a three-course piano feast in Ciboure

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At the Festival Ravel, Bertrand Chamayou, Pierre-Laurent Aimard and Hyunji Kim perform all the solo piano works at the Église Saint-Vincent, a stone’s throw from the house where Ravel was born.
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StockholmRavel with Oramo

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Ravel
Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra; Sakari Oramo; Bertrand Chamayou

UnknownRavel en mille éclats

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Orchestre de Paris; Klaus Mäkelä; Bertrand Chamayou; Sabine Devieilhe; Modigliani Quartet; Amaury Coeytaux

ParisBeatrice Rana / Cristian Măcelaru

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Orchestre National de France; Cristian Măcelaru; Beatrice Rana
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Bachtrack top ten: Maurice Ravel

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“I've written only one masterpiece. Unfortunately it has no music in it.” To which work was the self-critical Maurice Ravel referring and where does it come in our playlist of the dapper Frenchman’s top ten?