"Gaspard de la nuit" is a collection of three piano pieces composed by Maurice Ravel in 1908. The work is inspired by a poem of the same name by Aloysius Bertrand, which evokes a dreamlike atmosphere filled with fantastical imagery. Ravel's composition is known for its rich harmonies and intricate textures, showcasing his innovative approach to piano music. The pieces are titled "Ondine," "Le Gibet," and "Scarbo," each depicting different characters and moods. "Gaspard de la nuit" is celebrated for its technical challenges and expressive depth, making it a favorite among pianists and a significant work in the Impressionist music repertoire.