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The Cambridge Companion to Ravel

  • Editor: Mawer, Deborah
this is a welcome, timely and very carefully edited book. It includes a high proportion of successful essays

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Contents

  • List of contributors
  • Acknowledgements
  • Chronology of Ravel's life and career
  • Note on the text
  • Introduction Deborah Mawer
  • Part I . Cultural and Aesthetic:
  • 1. History and homage Barbara L. Kelly
  • 2. Evocations of exoticism Robert Orledge
  • 3. Musical objects and machines Deborah Mawer
  • Part II . Musical Explorations:
  • 4. Ravel and the piano Roy Howat
  • 5. Harmony in the chamber music Mark DeVoto
  • 6. Ravel and the orchestra Michael Russ
  • 7. Ballet and the apotheosis of the dance Deborah Mawer
  • 8. Vocal music and the lures of exoticism and irony Peter Kaminsky
  • 9. Ravel's operatic spectacles: L'Heure and L'Enfant Richard Langham Smith
  • Part III . Performance and Reception:
  • 10. Performing Ravel: style and practice in early recordings Ronald Woodley
  • 11. Ravel and the twentieth century Roger Nichols
  • Appendix: Early reception of Ravel's music (1899-1939) Roger Nichols and Deborah Mawer
  • Notes
  • Select bibliography
  • Index of names and works.