Jean-Philippe Rameau

Among the other composers is the Frenchman Jean-Philippe Rameau, a major 18th century fiigure ripe for exploration.

Howard Kissel: The Enchanted Island Howard Kissel 2012

Among the other composers is the Frenchman Jean-Philippe Rameau, a major 18th century fiigure ripe for exploration.

Howard Kissel: The Enchanted Island Howard Kissel 2012

Thanks to him, operas by Lully and Marc-Antoine Charpentier and Jean-Philippe Rameau are no longer historical curiosities known only to scholars.

The Sad Tale It Tells Is Myth; Its Joys, Real Heidi Waleson 2011

On stage, the revival of Baroque dance went hand-in-hand with that of Baroque opera, especially works by French composers such as Jean-Baptiste Lully and Jean-Philippe Rameau, for whom ballet was an integral part of musical drama.

Stepping Through History Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim 2011

Among the other composers is the Frenchman Jean-Philippe Rameau, a major 18th century fiigure ripe for exploration.

Howard Kissel: The Enchanted Island Howard Kissel 2012

Opera "Platée" is a comic opera by Jean-Philippe Rameau, under the musical direction of René Jacobs.

What's on Around Europe 2011

On Saturday, the Trio Hantaï, a superb ensemble of three brothers (the scholarly Pierre, harpsichord; the suave Jérôme, viola da gamba; and the intense Marc, baroque flute), traversed the trio and duo repertoire of Bach and his contemporaries, concluding with a knockout performance of three elaborate showpieces by Jean-Philippe Rameau.

When the Gods Squabble 2009

Revered in his native France, Jean-Philippe Rameau has done poorly in this country compared with most of his Baroque contemporaries, and ENO's first engagement with the composer looked welcome.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph John Allison 2011

He began with some dance pieces by the the seldom heard super-elegant early 18th century French composer Jean-Philippe Rameau, moved through the mystical mid-20th century Hungarian Gyorgy Ligeti to a piece I had never heard by Mozart (how can that be?), on to the droll and mesmerizing early 20th century Frenchman Erik Satie.

NY Daily News 2010

He began with some dance pieces by the the seldom heard super-elegant early 18th century French composer Jean-Philippe Rameau, moved through the mystical mid-20th century Hungarian Gyorgy Ligeti to a piece I had never heard by Mozart (how can that be?), on to the droll and mesmerizing early 20th century Frenchman Erik Satie.

NY Daily News 2010