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Jean-Baptiste Lully: Marche des mousquetaires 1658
Early music compositions by Jean-Baptiste Lully are mostly connected with ballets & theatre performances; however some footprints of instrumental music yet can be discovered. The set of Marches 1658 composed for hautboys & tambours reveal us Lully-s unique music signature … Continue reading →
Posted in Art, ballet, France, History, Jean Baptiste Lully, Louis XIV, Music, news, opera, tom jobim, Uncategorized
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Tagged 1658, barocco francese, baroque dance, baroque music, France, Francia, French Baroque, Jean Baptiste Lully, la musique à la Cour, Le Roi Soleil, Louis Magnus, Louis the Great, Louis XIV, Luigi il Grande, Luigi XIV, musica alla Corte di Luigi XIV, musica barocco, Re Sole, Seicento, the Sun King, Tom Jobim, XVII century, XVII siecle
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Reflection of the Past: Jean-Baptiste Lully
Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687), Louis XIV’s first composer of the Court, the superintendent of the Royal music & a master of the French Baroque, was born in Florence, Toscana. He belonged to a simple family, so his youth until 14th years … Continue reading →
Posted in Art, ballet, bossa nova, culture, France, History, Jean Baptiste Lully, Louis XIV, Music, news, opera, Society, Sociology, Uncategorized
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Tagged 17th century, art, arte, ballet, barocco francese, baroque, baroque dance, baroque music, baroque opera, civilization, cultura, culture, France, Francia, French Baroque, Jean Baptiste Lully, Louis Dieudonnè, Louis the Great, Louis XIV, Luigi il Grande, Luigi XIV, Molière, musica barocco, opera, Re Sole, Seicento, storia, the Sun King, Tom Jobim
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