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work_w2wbtovqo5calhhdmd6gtc3mbe	Remi Chiu	Deborah Mawer, ed. The Cambridge Companion to Ravel. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000. xv, 294 pp. ISBN 0 521 64026 1 (hardcover)	2004	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1911	197	61	Canadian University Music Society / Société de musique des universités composer's aesthetics, music, and reception history. "Culture and aesthetic," contains three essays that contextualize Ravel's aesthetics through references to various aspects of his biography. by Barbara Kelly, situates Ravel within French musical and cultural traditions, French musical exoticism and to situate Ravel's engagement with diverse Orledge's essay explains how Ravel's musical sympathetically examines claims for a detached objectivity in Ravel's music. of the Companion and includes six analytical essays that examine Ravel's In her essay in this section, Mawer discusses Ravel's ballets from a variety and Michael Russ's discussion of Ravel's orchestral music, can only be Companion, is Roy Howat's discussion of Ravel and the piano. Ravel's music. What can Ravel's place in music composer?) Objection aside, Nichol's work does provide some valuable insights into Ravel's legacy. formative influences of others on Ravel, Nichols's essay explores the influence 	./cache/work_w2wbtovqo5calhhdmd6gtc3mbe.pdf	./txt/work_w2wbtovqo5calhhdmd6gtc3mbe.txt