Which Ravel piece should I learn after Jeux d'eau?

[mussorgsky]

Before three weeks I started learning Jeux d'eau. It's not giving me any trouble. I can manage it. Which Ravel piece should I learn after Jeux d'eau?
Please help me!

[rachmaninoff_forever]

Ravel mirrors III?

[drkilroy]

Perhaps something of more different character? Miroirs are good, but the first (Noctuelles) or fourth (Alborada del gracioso) part might be better after more "watery" Jeux d'eau.

Best regards, Dr

[redbaron]

How about something less impressionistic and more 'stable'. Pavane pour un infante defunt, A la maniere de Borodin or Minuet sur le nom de Haydn. Not as tehnically taxing as Jeux d'eau but very beautiful...

[49410enrique]

the Lucien Garban solo piano (2H) version of the string quartet is really beautiful. The scan on IMSLP is top notch too (very clean, well done, easy to ready etc)

[unholeee]

another vote for no miroris 4.

[drkilroy]

the Lucien Garban solo piano (2H) version of the string quartet is really beautiful. The scan on IMSLP is top notch too (very clean, well done, easy to ready etc)

I also like the string quartet.

Best regards, Dr

[david456103]

gaspard de la nuit-ondine is a good choice

[scherzo123]

Ravel mirrors III?

Yes, very beautiful piece, my favorite Ravel next to Jeux d'eau.

[werq34ac]

Any of the Miroirs I think would be good. Possibly the entire Sonatine? Ondine is a bit of a jump in my opinion. Valses Nobles et Sentimentales? Tombeau de Couperin? The toccata is pretty exciting.