Ravel: Miroirs by Maurice Ravel Piano Solo - Sheet Music

By Maurice Ravel

This set of five pieces reflects an intensely personal, realistic and sensitive portrayal of animal life, the sea and pastoral landscapes. Powerfully poetic and vividly descriptive, the music exhibits Ravel's inventiveness and compositional precision. Each is improvisatory in character and free in structure, with unusual colors and sounds. This edition's informative introduction will assist pianists in making an accurate interpretation of the works.

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Instrument:
Piano Solo
Genres:
Impressionism
Composers:
Maurice Ravel
Publishers:
Alfred Music
Series:
Alfred Masterwork Editions
UPC:
038081024486
Format:
Collection / Songbook
Item types:
Physical
Level:
Advanced
Artist:
Maurice Ravel
Usages:
School and Community
Number of Pages:
72
Shipping Weight:
0.55 pounds

Piano - Advanced

SKU: AP.4868

Composed by Maurice Ravel. Edited by Nancy Bricard. Masterworks; Piano Collection. Alfred Masterwork Edition. Impressionistic; Masterwork. Book. 72 pages. Alfred Music #00-4868. Published by Alfred Music (AP.4868).

UPC: 038081024486. English.

This set of five pieces reflects an intensely personal, realistic and sensitive portrayal of animal life, the sea and pastoral landscapes. Powerfully poetic and vividly descriptive, the music exhibits Ravel's inventiveness and compositional precision. Each is improvisatory in character and free in structure, with unusual colors and sounds. This edition's informative introduction will assist pianists in making an accurate interpretation of the works.

  • Alborada del gracioso

  • Noctuelles

  • Oiseaux Tristes

  • Une Barque Sur l'Océan

  • Ratings + Reviews

    3.5 Rating

    2 reviews

    John M.

    Dec 4, 2011

    Best edition available by far

    Any pianist learning Miroirs should start with this edition. The manuscript and the Durand edition are filled with major errors, such as misalignment of systems and rhythmic errors, that make these very difficult to learn. The editor has carefully addressed these, often using information from the dedicatees of the pieces who studied with Ravel, and explains all her changes. Further, the engraving is superior as is true with most of the Alfred editions. This is particularly important in the dense arpeggios in Barque etc. Highly recommended.

    Anonymous

    Jul 23, 2010

    Try another

    This version is far too fussy. It has strange pedal markings and even a time before each piece for how long it should be played. Most copies of Ravel's music are fine, but this one is too fussy. I recommend Durand.