Ruth Laredo - Plays Ravel La Valse Miroirs Sonatine Etc

Review by Joshwa Fuchs

Ruth Laredo's album, Plays Ravel La Valse Miroirs Sonatine Etc, is a stunning tribute to the works of the French composer, Maurice Ravel. Laredo, an accomplished pianist, brings a sense of depth and emotion to each piece, showcasing her technical mastery and interpretive skills.

The album begins with La Valse, a hauntingly beautiful piece that captures the essence of the waltz. Laredo's playing is precise and expressive, capturing the nuances of the music with ease. The following pieces, including Miroirs and Sonatine, are equally impressive, with Laredo's playing bringing out the complexity and intricacy of Ravel's compositions.

One of the standout pieces on the album is Une barque sur l'océan, which Laredo plays with a delicate touch and a deep sense of feeling. The piece builds to a powerful climax, with Laredo's playing reaching a crescendo that is both breathtaking and awe-inspiring.

Summary by Joshwa Fuchs

Plays Ravel La Valse Miroirs Sonatine Etc is a must-listen for any fan of classical music. Ruth Laredo's playing is nothing short of brilliant, and her interpretation of Ravel's works is truly exceptional. This album is a testament to Laredo's talent and a fitting tribute to one of the greatest composers of the 20th century.