Baroque · French

Jean-Philippe Rameau

1683  –  1764

Jean-Philippe Rameau's three published books of harpsichord pieces are the high point of the French Baroque keyboard repertoire alongside Couperin — bolder in harmony, more virtuosic in writing, and studded with character pieces of extraordinary specificity.

Pieces such as Les cyclopes, La poule, and L'enharmonique remain regular concert items on both harpsichord and modern piano.

The 14 public-domain piano works listed below are sortable, downloadable as PDF score editions, and free to study, perform, record, and re-engrave. Each piece links to its individual page with full catalog data, performance notes, and historical context. Browse more works from the Baroque era, or use the difficulty filters below to narrow by technical level.

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Piano works by Jean-Philippe Rameau

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All works listed by Open Opus

56 works · Data from Open Opus (openopus.org), released into the public domain (CC0) — fetched 2026-09-11. Catalog entries only: title, subtitle, and genre classification as published by Open Opus. These are not downloadable score editions.

By genre, from Open Opus’s own classification on this composer’s work records: 12 Keyboard · 6 Orchestral · 3 Chamber · 13 Vocal · 22 Stage.

  • Acante et Céphise, ou La sympathieStage
  • Ah ! Loin de rire, canon for soprano, alto, tenor, and bassVocal
  • Air très gay, for two harpsichords,Keyboard
  • AnacréonStage
  • Aquilon et Orithie, cantata for bass, violin and continuoVocal
  • Castor et PolluxStage
  • Chaconne, for two harpsichords,Keyboard
  • Daphnis et ÉgléStage
  • DardanusStage
  • DardanusOrchestral
  • Gavotte et six doublesKeyboard
  • Gavotte variéeKeyboard
  • Hippolyte et AricieStage
  • In convertendo, grand motet for soloists, chorus, 2 flutes, 2 horns, violin, viola and continuoVocal
  • L' Impatience, cantata for countertenor, viol and continuoVocal
  • La Dauphine in G minorKeyboard
  • La guirlande, ou Les fleurs enchantéesStage
  • La naissance d’Osiris, ou La fête PamilieStage
  • La NuitVocal
  • Laboravi ClamansVocal
  • Le Berger fidèle, for voice, chorus and orchestraVocal
  • Le Temple de la GloireStage
  • Le Temple de la GloireOrchestral
  • Les Amants trahis, cantata for 2 soloists, viol and continuoVocal
  • Les BoréadesStage
  • Les fêtes d’Hébé, ou Les talents lyriquesStage
  • Les fêtes de l’Hymen et de l’Amour, ou Les dieux d’EgypteStage
  • Les fêtes de PolymnieStage
  • Les fêtes de RamireStage
  • Les Gentils Airs, ou Airs Connus, ajustée en duo, pour bassoon seul accompagné d’un clavecinChamber
  • Les Indes galantesOrchestral
  • Les Indes galantesStage
  • Les Indes galantes, suite from the opéra-ballet for harpsichordKeyboard
  • Les PaladinsStage
  • Les surprises de l’AmourStage
  • Menuet en rondeau in C major, for 2 harpsichordsKeyboard
  • Musette, for two harpsichords,Keyboard
  • NaïsOrchestral
  • NaïsStage
  • Nouvelles suites de pièces de clavecinKeyboard
  • Orphée, cantata for soprano, violin, viol and continuoVocal
  • Pièces de clavecinKeyboard
  • Pièces de clavecin en concerts, for harpsichord, violin, and viola da gambaChamber
  • Pieces de clavecin, avec une methode sur la macanique des doigtsKeyboard
  • Platée, ou Junon jalouseOrchestral
  • Platée, ou Junon jalouseStage
  • Premier livre de pièces de clavecinKeyboard
  • Pygmalion — Suite from the balletOrchestral
  • PygmalionStage
  • Quam dilecta, grand motet for soloists, chorus, 2 flutes, 2 violins, viola and continuoVocal
  • Réveillez-vous dormeur, canon for five equal voicesVocal
  • Rigaudon, for oboe and pianoChamber
  • Rossignols amoureaux, arietta for soprano, flute, violin and harpsichordVocal
  • Thétis, cantata for bass, violin and continuoVocal
  • ZaïsStage
  • ZoroastreStage