Jeux d'eau is a piano piece composed by Maurice Ravel in 1901, considered one of the finest examples of his early style and a masterpiece of impressionistic music. Its title, which translates to “Water Games,” reflects the delicate, fluid character of the piece, capturing the playful and ever-changing nature of water. Inspired by the movement and sound of water, Jeux d'eau offers a vivid portrayal of its subject through Ravel’s unique harmonic language and exceptional piano technique.