Maurice Ravel:
Ma mere l'oye, M. 62, Pavane de la belle au bois, de Ma Mere l'Oye (arr. for harpsichord)
Fugue from Le Tombeau de Couperin (arr. for harpsichord)
Trois Beaux Oiseaux de Paradis from Trois Chansons (arr. for harpsichord)
Ma mere l'oye, M. 62, XI. Apothéose, Le jardin féerique. Lent et grave (arr. for piano solo by Jacques Charlot)

Louis Couperin:
Tombeau de Mr de Blancrocher

Antoine Forqueray:
La Couperin (arr. by Jean-Baptiste Forqueray)

François d’Agincourt:
La Couperin

François Couperin:
La Couperin
Prélude No. 8 from L'Art de Toucher le Clavecin
Forlane from the 4th Concert Royal (arr. for harpsichord)
L'Arlequine, 23e ordre

Francis Thomé:
Rigodon

Manuel de Falla:
Danza del Corregidor from The Three-Cornered Hat (arr. for harpsichord)
Homenaje from Tombeau de Claude Debussy (arr. for harpsichord)

Eugene Anthiome:
Toccata from Six Pieces de Clavecin

Erwin Schulhoff:
Tempo di Fox a la Hawai from Partita für Klavier (arr. for harpsichord)

On the occasion of Maurice Ravel’s 150th anniversary in 2025, Un Tombeau pour Ravel presents a musical journey interweaving the styles of Ravel and the French Baroque, especially the works of François Couperin. The program of this CD revolves around Ravel’s Le Tombeau de Couperin, composed during World War I as both a tribute to Baroque composers and a memorial for his comrades lost in the war. This recording includes original works and carefully crafted arrangements for harpsichord, tracing influences from 18th-century French music, illustrating Ravel's inspirations at the time of the piano cycle’s creation, and exploring the tombeau as an homage genre.