Mourning at the Piano: Marguerite Long, Maurice Ravel, and the Performance of Grief in Interwar France
At the beginning of World War I, Maurice Ravel wrote to Roland-Manuel to tell him that he had begun composing the piano suite Le Tombeau de Couperin. In this same letter, Ravel relayed that he heard that Joseph de Marliave, the husband of pianist Marguerite Long, had been killed in combat. The fact...
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2014-07-01
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