Œuvres pour violon et piano

Œuvres pour violon et piano is a collection of works for violin and piano by French composer Maurice Ravel, composed between the late 1890s and 1927. The music combines impressionistic harmonies and refined piano textures with idiomatic, often virtuosic violin writing, illustrating Ravel's development from late-Romantic influences toward a more economical, modern chamber-music language within his output.