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000467485 24500 $$aMaurice Ravel$$h[videorecording] :$$b1875-1937 /$$cAcademy Media ; [written, produced and directed by Malcolm Hossick].
000467485 24630 $$aRavel
000467485 260__ $$aWest Long Branch, NJ :$$bDistributed by KULTUR International Films,$$c2000.
000467485 300__ $$a1 videodisc (35 min.) :$$bsd., col. with b&w segments ;$$c4 3/4 in.
000467485 4901_ $$aFamous composers series
000467485 500__ $$a"A concise biography and musical overview"--Container.
000467485 508__ $$aProduction assistant, Nissa Buacharoon.
000467485 5110_ $$aMusic performed by the Elysium Ensemble. Robert Gibbs, violin ; Mark Denman, violin ; John Rogers, viola ; David Newby, cello ; Miko Ebihara, piano.
000467485 520__ $$aFrench composer Maurice Ravel (1875-1937) was a major force in the history of 20th Century music. He studied at the Paris Conservatoire, where his most influential teacher was the French composer Gabriel Fauré. Because of the tonal color, harmonies, mood and extra-musical associations of much of his music, Ravel is often associated with the French impressionistic composer Claude Debussy. Unlike Debussy, however, Ravel was strongly attracted to abstract, logical musical structures. His vivid, transparent orchestral colors rank him as one of the modern masters of orchestration. Ravel's impressionistic leanings are uppermost in the demanding piano suites "Miroirs" and "Gaspard de la Nuit" and in the "Rhapsodie Espagnole" for orchestra. He was gifted at evoking past eras in works such as the "Pavane pour une Infante Defunte." His stage works include the operas "L'heure Espagnole" and "L'enfant et les Sortileges"; "Bolero"; and the ballet "Daphnis et Chloe." His last major work was the "Piano Concerto in D" for the left hand, written for Viennese pianist Paul Wittgenstein, who had lost his right arm in World War I. Filmed on location in the cities and places that influenced his works.
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000467485 60010 $$aRavel, Maurice,$$d1875-1937.
000467485 650_0 $$aComposers$$zFrance$$vBiography.
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000467485 7001_ $$aHossick, Malcolm.
000467485 7001_ $$aGibbs, Robert,$$d1965-
000467485 7001_ $$aDenman, Mark.
000467485 7001_ $$aRogers, John.
000467485 7001_ $$aNewby, David.
000467485 7001_ $$aEbihara, Miko.
000467485 7102_ $$aAcademy Media (Firm)
000467485 7102_ $$aKultur International Films.
000467485 830_0 $$aFamous composers (Kultur International Films)
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