Ravel spoke of it as “a virtuoso piece in the style of a Hungarian rhapsody”. It consists of “a string of successive variations juxtaposed without development”. The original version was for violin and piano, Ravel orchestrated it shortly after completing it. —Wikipedia
Tzigane
Rapsodie de Concert, M. 76
Composed in 1924
By Maurice Ravel
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