
Ravel & La Tombelle: String Quartets
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1/7Composer Biography
Maurice Ravel, despite his slight stature of 1.58 meters, was known for his striking appearance and meticulous elegance.
Performer Biography
The Mandelring Quartett, founded in 1983, initiated the HAMBACHERMusikFEST in their home city of Neustadt an der Weinstraße in 1997, which has become a global meeting point for chamber music lovers.
Composer Biography
Fernand de La Tombelle's father was brutally murdered, a shock from which he took a long time to recover.
Composer Biography
Fernand de La Tombelle, a composer and organist, had many hobbies including photography, drawing, writing poetry, acting, architecture, painting, astronomy, regional history, and cycling.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Maurice Ravel's String Quartet, while inspired by Claude Debussy's earlier quartet, developed Ravel's own sound, described as even more colourful and refined, akin to porcelain and glass artifacts.
Critical Reception
After the premiere of Maurice Ravel's String Quartet, music critic Jean Marnold urged readers to remember Ravel's name, declaring him 'one of the masters of tomorrow'.
Composition History
Maurice Ravel's repeated failures to win the prestigious 'Prix de Rome' led to a scandal in 1905 that forced the director of the Paris Conservatoire to resign.

















