 A younger group of composers, who formed a group known as Les Six shared a similar aesthetic to Ravel.The most important members of Les Six were Darius Milhaud, Arthur Honegger and Francis Poulenc.Milhaud was a prolific and versatile composer who wrote in a variety of forms and styles, from the "Opéras-minutes" (1927–28), none of which is more than ten minutes long, to the epic "Christophe Colomb" (1928).