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Composer

Jean-Philippe Rameau

French composer and music theorist (1683–1764)

1683–1764

298 works in the index

Born
1683
Died
1764
Birthplace
Dijon
Citizenship / historical state
Kingdom of France
Period (estimated from birth year)
Baroque

Biography

Jean-Philippe Rameau — French composer and music theorist (1683–1764). Jean-Philippe Rameau was born in 1683 in Dijon. The recorded year of death is 1764. The biographical record lists citizenship or historical state as Kingdom of France.

In this catalogue

Common listed instruments
Piano, Organ, Voice, percussion, harpsichord
Genres represented
Classical, Jazz, Pop
Works with composition dates
16 of 298

These details describe the indexed sheet music, including arrangements.

Catalogue

Works page 6 of 7

Years are composition dates where known. Instruments describe editions in our catalogue and may include arrangements. A dash means the detail is not recorded.

Works and available sheet music details
WorkYear composedCatalogue / opusKey in titleListed instrumentsGenreEditions
Les Indes galantes Papillon inconstant — —— —— —
Dardanus C'en est trop — —— VoiceClassical 1
Dardanus Cesse cruel amour — —— VoiceClassical 1
Hippolyte et Aricie Temple sacre, Sejour tranquille — —— VoiceClassical 1
Hippolyte et Aricie Cruelle Mere des amours — —— VoiceClassical 1
Pygmalion Du pouvoir de l'Amour — —— VoiceClassical 1
Platee Formons les plus brillants concerts — —— VoiceClassical 1
Platee Soleil, fuis de ces lieux — —— VoiceClassical 1
La Tambourin — —— PianoClassical 1
Gavottes I & II — —— —Classical —
Rigaudon 2 — —— Piano, Cello, violin, ViolaClassical —
23. Le Lardon; Menuet; L'Indifferente — —— —— —
Les Clavcinistes Francais du XVIIIe Siecle [Livre 3] — —— Piano, harpsichordClassical —
Contredanse en Rondeau from Pygmalian — —— —Classical —
Hyppolite et Aricie Suite — —— Cello, violin, ViolaClassical 1
Deux Rigaudons — —— PianoClassical 1
Fughetto Additional credits Domenico Zipoli — —— PianoClassical —
Hungarian Dance Additional credits Hugo Reinhold — —— PianoClassical —
Intrada in C Major Additional credits Christoph Graupner — —C major PianoClassical —
Menuett Additional credits Johann Wilhelm Hässler — —— —— —
La Boiteuse Performed by Jean-Philippe Rameau — —— MandolinClassical —
"L'Indifferente, from 'Nouvelle Suites de Pieces'" — —— Piano, OrganClassical 1
"Menuet en Rondeau in C, from 'Pieces de Clavecin' 1724 rev. 1731" — —— —— —
"Menuet I in G and Menuet II in G minor, from 'Nouvelles Suites de Pieces de Clavecin'" — —G minor —— —
"La Poule, from 'Nouvelles Suites de Pieces de Clavecin'" — —— —— —
Minuet in G Major — —G major PianoClassical —
Gavotte Performed by Jean-Philippe Rameau — —— OrganClassical —
Contredanse from Les Indes galantes — —— —— —
Menuett 1, 2 and 3 - Score — —— —— —
[Unknown] — —— PianoClassical —
5 Pieces Extraites Des Pieces En Concert: — —— PianoClassical —
Appendice: Pieces De Clavecin Attribuees A J.Ph.Rameau: — —— PianoClassical —
Double Des Niais — —— PianoClassical —
Nouvelles Suites De Pieces De Clavecin: — —— PianoClassical —
Prelude Allemande — —— PianoClassical —
Air Pour Les Esclaves Africains — —— OboeClassical 0
Gavotte 'La Princesse De Navarre' — —— OboeClassical —
Rondeau Des Songes — —— OboeClassical —
VIe Concert Transcrits en Sextuor: I, La Poule — —— —— —
Rossignols amoureux — —— Voice— 1
Hippolyte et Aricie: Ah! qu'on daigne du moins — —— PianoClassical 1
Hippolyte et Aricie Qu'ai — —— PianoClassical 1
je appris — —— PianoClassical 1
Zoroastre Il faut aider votre foiblesse — —— PianoClassical 1
Zoroastre Cruels tyrans — —— PianoClassical 1
Dardanus Manes plaintifs — —— PianoClassical 1
Dardanus Cessez vos jeux — —— PianoClassical 1
Dardanus Voici les tristes lieux — —— PianoClassical 1

Biographical record: Wikidata, matched on name and checked against dates held in the catalogue. The period label is an estimate from birth year. This short biography is assembled from the recorded facts. Authority record: VIAF 39563041. Portrait: Attributed to Joseph Aved / Formerly attributed to Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.