Jean-Philippe Rameau Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Jean-Philippe Rameau, a French composer known as the first music theorist to systematically develop functional harmony and tonality.
He served as an organist at places such as Clermont Cathedral, Dijon, and Lyon, but he is also known for originally having studied law.
His title as Composer to the French Royal Court further attests to his versatility and distinguished career.
In this article, we present a ranking of Jean-Philippe Rameau’s most popular works!
Playlist
| Jean-Philippe Rameau Popular Songs Ranking [2026] | |||
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| 1 | Ronde from “Elegant Indian Nations”Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | A leading composer of the French Baroque, who... |
| 2 | Twinkle, Twinkle, Little StarJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | When you’ve only just started learning the piano, everyone inevitably… |
| 3 | Hippolyte et Aricie (Ippolito to Arishī)Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | At the age of fifty, Rameau, as an opera composer… |
| 4 | The Festival of Hebe (Les fêtes d’Hébé)Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | In 1697, in the style known as opera-ballet... |
| 5 | The Birth of Osiris La Naissance d’Osiris (Part 1/3)Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | The Birth of Osiris (premiered in 1754) is La… |
| 6 | Castor and Pollux (Castor et Pollux)Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | “Castor and Pollux — premiered in 1737” is… |
| 7 | Gavotte in D majorJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Based on the dance form known as the gavotte, six... |
| 8 | Gavotte and Six VariationsJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Performing the “Gavotte and Six Variations” is… |
| 9 | Gavotte and VariationsJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | A beautiful piece that conveys the very essence of Baroque music... |
| 10 | Pièces de clavecin and Fingering Method No. 1 (Suite No. 2), No. 10 “The Village Maiden”Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | A composer representing the French Baroque era, … |
| 11 | Pièces de clavecin and Fingering, No. 1 (Second Suite), No. 5: “The Chirping of Birds”Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Born in France in 1683, he was a Baroque-era sound… |
| 12 | Harpsichord Pieces and Fingering Method No. 1 (Second Suite), Nos. 6 and 7: “Rigaudon”Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | The representative composer of French Baroque music, Ja... |
| 13 | Pièces de clavecin and Fingering Method, No. 1 (Suite No. 2), No. 8: “Musette in Rondo Form”Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | In Jean-Philippe Rameau’s time, the pia... |
| 14 | Harpsichord Pieces and Fingering No. 1 (Second Suite), No. 9: “Tambourin”Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | A French composer active during the Baroque era, ... |
| 15 | Harpsichord Pieces and Fingering, No. 2 (Third Suite), No. 3: ‘Sigh’Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | The composer La… who represents French Baroque music |
| 16 | Harpsichord Pieces and Fingerings, No. 2 (Third Suite), No. 8: “The One-Eyed Giant”Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | The French composer Jean-Philippe Ra… |
| 17 | Harpsichord Pieces and Fingering, No. 2 (Third Suite), No. 1: “Gentle Plea”Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Jean-Philippe Rameau was a Baroque compo… |
| 18 | Pièces de clavecin, Book I (Suite No. 1 in A minor): I. PreludeJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | A piece renowned as a masterpiece for the harpsichord… |
| 19 | Pièces de clavecin, Book I (Suite No. 1 in A minor): No. 3, Second AllemandeJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | It’s a piece packed with the charm of Baroque music. Cu... |
| 20 | Harpsichord Pieces, Book I (Suite No. 1 in A minor): No. 7 “The Venetian Woman”Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | The splendor of the renowned French composer, a pride of the Baroque era… |
| 21 | Harpsichord Pieces for Concert, No. 1 (Suite in C Minor)Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Here lies a masterpiece of French Baroque music... |
| 22 | Harpsichord Pieces for Concert, Book IIIJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | A sublime performance of delicate, elegant harmonies by three masters of period instruments. |
| 23 | Harpsichord Pieces for Concert Use, No. 5 in D minorJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | “Konseru” means “concerto”... |
| 24 | Cyclops (one-eyed giant)Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | The celebrated Baroque-era master composer whom France prides itself on, Ja… |
| 25 | ZoroasterJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | One of Rameau’s masterful operas from the peak of his career, “Zoroa… |
| 26 | tambourineJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Contributed to the development of French music in the first half of the 18th century... |
| 27 | DardanusJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Dardanus (composed in 1739) is a work by the composer Ra… |
| 28 | Harpsichord Suite (1706) Suite in AJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Jean-Philippe Rameau was a harpsichord suite… |
| 29 | Harpsichord Suite 1728 — Suite in A minorJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Embodying the very essence of French Baroque music... |
| 30 | Harpsichord Suite 1724 (Suite in D)Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | The Baro…, known as an iconic presence of France… |
| 31 | NaïsJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Rameau’s fourth opera premiered in 1749… |
| 32 | The Princess of NavarreJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Rameau, in his youth, was an aspiring lawyer, and composing… |
| 33 | PygmalionJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | From the story of a king who appears in Greek mythology, Ja... |
| 34 | PlatéeJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Baroque that was highly acclaimed in 18th-century France... |
| 35 | Contradance in rondo form (Abarrisse)Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | In September 1764, at the age of 81, the great French... |
| 36 | The Lord is our refuge (Deus noster refugium)Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | The Lord is our refuge (around 1716) is… |
| 37 | The Gallant Indies (Les Indes galantes)Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Jean-Philippe Rameau’s opera-ballet... |
| 38 | The Faithful Shepherd (le Berger fidèle)Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Giovanni Battista G... of Italy |
| 39 | Preparations of sorrow (Tristes apprêts)Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Baroque-era French composer Jean- |
| 40 | Surprises of Love (Les Surprises de l’Amour)Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | The opera that premiered in Paris in 1748... |
| 41 | New Harpsichord Suite No. 1 (Suite No. 4), No. 5: “Little Fanfare”Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | The composer who represents French Baroque music, Ji... |
| 42 | New Harpsichord Suite Collection No. 1 (Suite No. 4), No. 7: Gavotte and Six VariationsJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | The composer Ji… who was active during the Baroque period in France |
| 43 | New Harpsichord Suites, No. 2 (Suite No. 5), No. 5: “The Hen”Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | The composer who represents the French Baroque era, J... |
| 44 | New Harpsichord Suite No. 2 (Suite No. 5), No. 7 “Savages”Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | The Baroque master Jean-Philippe Ra... |
| 45 | New Harpsichord Suite No. 2 (Suite No. 5) No. 9 “The Egyptian Woman”Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Jean-Philippe Rameau, a master of the Baroque... |
| 46 | Hall of Glory (Le temple de la Gloire).Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Composed for the French royal family and nobility… |
| 47 | Opera ‘Les Boréades’ – Act V, Rihéminia’s EntréeJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Jean-Philippe Rameau’s greatest masterpiece… |
| 48 | Opera ‘Les Boréades’ OvertureJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | The overture to the opera Les Boréades is a masterwork of French B... |
| 49 | How lovely are thy tabernacles (Quam dilecta tabernacula)Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Back in his thirties, before Rameau made a name for himself in opera... |
| 50 | Crown PrincessJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | French Baroque composer Jean-Phil… |
| 51 | Symphony of ImaginationJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Les Musiciens du Louvre is a 19… |
| 52 | Suite Les BoréadesJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | A magnificent Baroque musical masterpiece comes to life once more. Ja… |
| 53 | Birdsong (The Call of the Birds)Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | A masterpiece that brings out the full expressive potential of keyboard instruments… |
| 54 | Twinkle, Twinkle, Little StarFuransu min’yō / Jean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | Born in 18th-century France, this piece is now… |
| 55 | Minuet in C majorJean-Philippe Rameau | play_arrow | A French composer representing the Baroque era and... |


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