From the movie: Tous les matins du monde Some Info: Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687) Italian-born composer (French nationality from 1681). Entered service of Louis XIV 1653, composed instrumental music for the court ballets. From 1664 collaborated with Molière in series of comedy-ballets which were forerunners of French opera, the last and most famous being Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, in which Lully danced role of the Mufti. Having assimilated both Italian and French styles and tastes, from 1673 he turned to opera composition and obtained from the King exclusive rights to arrange operatic performances in Paris. His death was caused by a gangrenous abscess which formed in his foot after he struck it with the long staff he used for beating time on the floor while conducting a Te Deum to celebrate Louis XIV's recovery from illness.

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Orchestre de Chambre, Paul Kuentz in the picture Versailles I didn't know that Lully was born in Firenze, Italia Lully was born in Florence, Italy. Lully had little education, musical or otherwise, but he had a very natural talent to play the guitar and violin and to dance. In 1646, he was discovered by Roger de Lorraine, the chevalier de Guise, son of Charles, Duke of Guise, and taken to France by him, where he entered the services of Mademoiselle de Montpensier (la Grande Mademoiselle) as a scullery-boy and Italian-language teacher. With the help of this princess, his musical talents were cultivated. He studied the theory of music under Nicolas Métru. It has been said that a scurrilous song on his patroness (the doggerel he set to music refers to a "sigh" she produced while at stool) resulted in his dismissal. It is far more likely that he did not want to moulder out in the provinces with the exiled princess. (en.wikipedia.org)

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Piece from the movie: Le Roi Danse (The King is Dancing) Some Info: Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687) Italian-born composer (French nationality from 1681). Entered service of Louis XIV 1653, composed instrumental music for the court ballets. From 1664 collaborated with Molière in series of comedy-ballets which were forerunners of French opera, the last and most famous being Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, in which Lully danced role of the Mufti. Having assimilated both Italian and French styles and tastes, from 1673 he turned to opera composition and obtained from the King exclusive rights to arrange operatic performances in Paris. His death was caused by a gangrenous abscess which formed in his foot after he struck it with the long staff he used for beating time on the floor while conducting a Te Deum to celebrate Louis XIV's recovery from illness.

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"Lully is the 17th century French composer who suffered Death by Conducting, when he accidentally (and no doubt painfully) stabbed his toe with his conducting stick and contracted nothing less than a fatal dose of gangrene. He had been directing 150 musicians on 8 January 1687 in a performance of this Te Deum when this very unfortunate footnote in his 55-year life occured." Chia Han-Leon

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A performance of Anthony L'Abbé's solo Passacaille to music by Jean-Baptiste Lully from the tragédie en musique "Armide". This solo choreography was published in Beauchamp-Feuillet dance notation in 1711 by Edmund Pemberton, and was adapted from an earlier (c.1706) Passacaille for two women that is also extant in notation. Here it has been reconstructed by Philippa Waite with reference to dancing manuals from the first half of the 18th century. The musicians in this performance are: Andrew Wilson-Dickson - Director/Harpsichord Emma Harrhy - Baroque cello Sophia McKenna - Baroque oboe Barry d'Souza - Baroque violin Gillian Stevens - Viola da gamba Philippa's costume is after a design for a female dancer from the studio of Jean Berain, c.1685. For more, see our website: www.ukbaroquedance.com

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A very beautiful moment of Lully's Atys. A celebration to joy of life. Staged in 1987 by Les Arts Florissants and conducted by William Christie.

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Jean-Baptiste de Lully (1632-1687) Lully was born in Florence, Italy. Lully had little education, musical or otherwise, but he had a very natural talent to play the guitar and violin and to dance. In 1646, he was discovered by Roger de Lorraine, the chevalier de Guise, son of Charles, Duke of Guise, and taken to France by him, where he entered the services of Mademoiselle de Montpensier (la Grande Mademoiselle) as a scullery-boy and Italian-language teacher. With the help of this princess, his musical talents were cultivated. He studied the theory of music under Nicolas Métru. It has been said that a scurrilous song on his patroness (the doggerel he set to music refers to a "sigh" she produced while at stool) resulted in his dismissal. It is far more likely that he did not want to moulder out in the provinces with the exiled princess.[citation needed] He came into Louis XIV's service in late 1652, early 1653 as a dancer. He composed some music for the Ballet de la nuit, which pleased the king immensely. He was appointed as the composer of instrumental music to the king, conducting twenty-four violins of the Grande Bande (large band). He tired of the lack of discipline of the Grande Bande and, with the King's permission, formed his own Petits Violons. Lully composed many ballets for the King during the 1650s and 1660s, in which the King and Lully himself danced. He also had tremendous success composing the music for the comedies of Molière, including Le Mariage forcé (1664 <b>...</b>

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Version for cornettino and strings, here with the Nardo Bydel orchestra (prelude for Xmas service, 24 Dec 2009).

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Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687) Acis & Galatée Pastorale héroïque en trois actes livret/libretto : Jean Galbert de Campistron Création/First performance : 6 septembre 1686 The last completed Luly's opera was conceived as a enternainment for the Dauphin during a hunting party organized in his honour by the Duke of Vendôme and his brother in their château at Anet. Les Musiciens du Louvre, Marc Minkowski Première Naïade/First Naiad (Mireille Delunsch) Deuxième Naïade/Second Naiad (Monique Simon) Acte III, scène 9

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Dear Youtube User If you are the COPYRIGHT OWNER of this performance I kindly ask you to first contact me requesting to delete the video but avoiding to fill a complaint to YouTube administration and I WILL DELETE IT IMMEDIATELY. It is in fact impossible for me to know if some of my videos constitute copyright infringement because all the material I uploaded is the result of TV recording and passion for the music. I uploaded the video just to promote the music I love. I don't want problems with anybody and I never intended to break the copyright law. Thanks for your understanding CAROSAXONE -------------------------------------------------------------- Les arts florissants Dir. William Christie

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Jean Baptiste Lully (1632-1687) "Proserpine", Tragédie Lyrique, 1680. Libretto, Philippe Quinault. Acte III (1º Parte): Scené I:"Proserpine,réponde-nous" Scené II:"N´aurois-je point innocemment" Scené III:"Ceres revient,ah! quelle peine" Scené IV:Prelude. "Je vais revoir ma fille" Ritournelle. J´ay rendu les Humains heureux". Le Concert Spirituel. Hervé Niquet. Proserpine: Salomé Haller, dessus. Cérès: Stéphanie d´Oustrac, bas-dessus. Aréthuse: Blandine Staskiewicz, bas-dessus. Alpheeé: Cyril Auvity, haute-contre. Synopsis Act III: Along the Sicilian countryside, laid waste by the eruption of Mt.Etna, Alpheus and Arethusa look in vain for Proserpina, still unaware of the unfortunate maiden´s fate. Arethusa, suspecting Pluto might have abducted the young girl entrusted to her by Ceres, decides to descended to the underworld to find out. At that very moment, Ceres arrives on the scene. She is startled not to see her daugther; upon receiving no responde from the people of Sicily or, what is still more unserttlin, from Jupiter himself despite her invocations, she is overcome by a sudden fit of desperation and rage. In her folly, she destroys the countryside an the farmlands, fruits of her kindness.

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Persée discovers being loved by Andromède.

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What a wonderful dream! It is the dream of my dreams. Vive Lully! Staged in 1987 by Les Arts Florissants and conducted by William Christie.

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Barbara Higbie Lyrics; I think: Lullay lullow, lullay lully, Beway bewy, lullay lullow, Lullay lully, Baw me bairne, sleep softly now. I saw a sweet and seemly sight, A blissful burd, a blossom bright, That morning made and mirth among. Lullay lullow, lullay lully, Beway bewy, lullay lullow, Lullay lully, Baw me bairne, sleep softly now. A maiden mother, meek and mild, In cradle keep, a knavë child, That softly sleep; she sat and sang. Baw me bairne, sleep softly now. Lullay lullow, lullay lully, Beway bewy, lullay lullow, Lullay lully, Baw me bairne, sleep softly now.

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- Opéra (2008 - 2h) réalisé par Martin Fraudreau . Solistes, danseurs, choeur et orchestre du Poème Harmonique. Avec André Morsch : Cadmus - Claire Lefiliâtre : Hermione - Isabelle Druet : Charite, Melisse - Camille Poul : Amour, Pales - Arnaud Marzorati : Arbas, Pan - Jean-François Lombard : Nourrice, Echion. Vincent Dumestre : direction musicale Benjamin Lazar : mise en scène. - Cadmus et Hermione is a tragédie en musique in a prologue and five acts by Jean-Baptiste Lully. The French-language libretto is by Philippe Quinault, after Ovids Metamorphoses. It was first performed on April 27, 1673, at the Paris Jeu de Béquet. The prologue, in praise of King Louis XIV, represents him as Apollo slaying the Python of Delphi. The opera itself concerns the love story of Cadmus, legendary founder and king of Thebes, Greece, and Hermione (Harmonia), daughter of Venus and Mars. Other characters include Pallas Athene, Cupid, Juno, and Jupiter. With Cadmus et Hermione, Lully invented the form of the tragédie en musique (also known as tragédie lyrique). From contemporary Venetian opera, Lully incorporated elements of comedy among the servants, elements which he would later avoid, as would subsequent reformers in Italian opera. A contemporary transcription of the overture by Jean-Henri dAnglebert remains a possible part of the harpsichord repertoire. In early 2008, the French ensemble Le Poème Harmonique staged a performance of the opera in Paris and Rouen, among other places.

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Piece from the movie: Le Roi Danse (The King is Dancing) Scene at Versailles Palace gardens. Some Info: Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687) Italian-born composer (French nationality from 1661). Entered service of Louis XIV 1653, composed instrumental music for the court ballets. From 1664 collaborated with Molière in series of comedy-ballets which were forerunners of French opera, the last and most famous being Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, in which Lully danced role of the Mufti. He was known to be a libertine. In 1661, in letters of naturalization and in his marriage contract to Madeleine Lambert, daughter of Lully's friend and fellow musician Michel Lambert, Giovanni Battista Lulli declared himself as Jean-Baptiste de Lully, escuyer' son of 'Laurent de Lully, gentilhomme Florentin. Although his life is full of meteoric heights, his love affairs with men and women also brought him down in scandal several times at the great displeasure of Louis XIV. Despite these scandals, he always managed to get back into the good graces of Louis XIV who found Lully essential for his musical entertainments and who thought of Lully as one of his few true friends. Having assimilated both Italian and French styles and tastes, from 1673 he turned to opera composition and obtained from the King exclusive rights to arrange operatic performances in Paris. His death was caused by a gangrenous abscess which formed in his foot after he struck it with the long staff he used for beating time on the floor <b>...</b>

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This video consists of tracks from an extremely rare demonstration / sampling LP produced in 1965 entitled "Richesse De La Musique Française Des 16e, 17e et 18e Siècles." LP label can be seen at 6:20; jacket cover, at 11:42 and reverse, 15:55. Composers featured include Jean-Philippe Rameau (Air de Triomphe, Entree des Troubadours), Louis-Gabriel Guillemain (Conversations Galantes et Amusantes), Jean-Marie Leclair, Jean Baptiste Lully (Bruits de Trompettes, Sinfonies Pour Les Pastres), François Devienne, Marc-Antoine Charpentier (Apres Du Feu L'on Fait L'amour), Gasparo Zanetti, Claude Gervaise, and Marin Marais. Performers include the Jean-Louis Petit chamber orchestra, the Jean-Rene Gravoin instrumental ensemble; artists featured include Roger Delmotte, Jean-Louis Petit, Gaston Maugras, Jacques Herbillon, and Bernard Escavi. A full description of each work is included in the video.

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Jean-Baptiste de Lully (Italian: Giovanni Battista di Lulli) (29 November 1632 - 22 March 1687) was an Italian-born, French composer who spent most of his life working in the court of Louis XIV of France. He is considered the chief master of Baroque French style and he disavowed any Italian influence in French music of the period. He became a French subject in 1661. Miserere Soloists, Choeur et Orchestre de la Chapelle Royale Direction Philippe Herreweghe Donna Brown, soprano Guillaumette Laurens, mezzo-soprano Howard Cook, tenor Herve Lamy, tenor Peter Kooy, bass

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- Opéra (2008 - 2h) réalisé par Martin Fraudreau . Solistes, danseurs, choeur et orchestre du Poème Harmonique. Avec André Morsch : Cadmus - Claire Lefiliâtre : Hermione - Isabelle Druet : Charite, Melisse - Camille Poul : Amour, Pales - Arnaud Marzorati : Arbas, Pan - Jean-François Lombard : Nourrice, Echion. Vincent Dumestre : direction musicale Benjamin Lazar : mise en scène. Conductor: Vincent Dumestre - Cadmus et Hermione is a tragédie en musique in a prologue and five acts by Jean-Baptiste Lully. The French-language libretto is by Philippe Quinault, after Ovids Metamorphoses. It was first performed on April 27, 1673, at the Paris Jeu de Béquet. The prologue, in praise of King Louis XIV, represents him as Apollo slaying the Python of Delphi. The opera itself concerns the love story of Cadmus, legendary founder and king of Thebes, Greece, and Hermione (Harmonia), daughter of Venus and Mars. Other characters include Pallas Athene, Cupid, Juno, and Jupiter. With Cadmus et Hermione, Lully invented the form of the tragédie en musique (also known as tragédie lyrique). From contemporary Venetian opera, Lully incorporated elements of comedy among the servants, elements which he would later avoid, as would subsequent reformers in Italian opera. A contemporary transcription of the overture by Jean-Henri dAnglebert remains a possible part of the harpsichord repertoire. In early 2008, the French ensemble Le Poème Harmonique staged a performance of the opera in Paris and Rouen <b>...</b>

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Texte du Lutin d'Ecouves : La Folia est, à l'origine, une danse dont il est fait pour la première fois mention dans un texte portugais du XVe siècle. Il s'agissait d'un rite chorégraphique lié à la fertilité lors duquel les danseurs portaient des hommes habillés en femmes sur leurs épaules. Le rythme rapide de la danse ainsi que son aspect insensé furent certainement à l'origine de son nom. Parmi un certain nombre de thèmes, émergea une mélodie de base. Jusqu'au milieu du XVIIe, elle se répandit en Italie (Follia) et en France (Folie d'Espagne) puis le thème évolua rapidement pour prendre sa forme définitive dans cette suite d'accords : réM/La7/réM/do/fa/do/réM/la7 réM/La7/réM/do/fa/do/rém-la7/réM Apparue aux alentours de 1650 puis publiée en 1672 par Lully, cette mélodie se stabilisera en se ralentissant et devint le thème d'innombrables variations dont les plus célèbres furent celles de Corelli parues en 1700. A partir de ce moment, Les Folies habitèrent consciemment et parfois inconsciemment la musique occidentale et ne la quittèrent plus. La plupart du temps, elles prirent la forme « thème et variations » ; parfois elles ne furent qu'une citation sans grand développement (JSBach, Keiser); quelques fois, elles ne furent qu'une inspiration pour une autre mélodie (sarabande de Händel, chaconne de Purcell); elles sont même dissimulées dans certaines œuvres comme dans l'andante de la 5ème symphonie de Beethoven. Même si les XIXème & XXème siècles furent moins riches en <b>...</b>

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GIOVANNI BATTISTA LULLI [with Pier Francesco Cavalli*] IL XERSE, Ballet (LWV 12) Libretto: Niccolò Minato Paris, 1660 VII. Deuxième Air pour les Matelots jouans des trompettes marines - 0:05 VIII. Troisième Air pour les Esclaves et Singes dansans - 2:07 IX. Troisième Air pour les Docteurs, Frivelins, et Polichinelles - 2:32 X. Air pour les Esclaves dansans (version minuet and version passepied) - 4:13 XI. Air pour les Matassins - 5:43 XII. Gigue pour Bacchus - 8:08 XIII. Gavotte en rondeau - 9:04 * The famous Italian composer (1602-1676), was commissioned to write an opera, Ercole amante, to celebrate the marriage of Louis XIV to Marie-Thérèse. In the event, Cavalli arrived in Paris with the work unfinished, and so at the last minute, a simplified version of his opera Xersès was substituted. Lully was asked to supply ballet interludes, and because of the short notice, he used material previous productions with no connection to Xerxès. Compared to the under-rehearsed opera, the six intermèdes had a light comedic mood. There are Basques and Spanish peasants (in honour of Marie-Thérèse), clowns, Scaramouche, and ship-owner with with his slaves, who carry monkeys dressed as clowns accompanied by sailors playing on trompettes marines. Kevin Mallon, Margot Jewell, Stuart Rogers, Catherine Freitag-Hewson (dessus de violon) Philip Dirks, Christopher Reibling (haute-contre de violon) Anthony Rapoport, Lawrence Beckwith (taille de violon) Beverlee Rapp, May Ing Ruehle (quinte de <b>...</b>

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Scene from the movie Le Roi Danse (The King is Dancing). This movie depicts the life of Jean-Baptiste Lully and his relationship with King Louis XIV of France Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687) was an Italian baroque composer, later became a French subject in 1661. Lully's music is known for its power, liveliness in its fast movements and its deep emotional character in its sad movements. One of the most important composers of French Baroque....

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The passacaille scene from Mercury Baroque's performance of Lully's opera Armide at Houston's Wortham Center on May 15th 2009. Orchestra: Mercury Baroque. Conductor: Antoine Plante. Stage Direction: Pascal Rambert. www.mercurybaroque.org

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Lully Lulla Lullay, music by Philip Stopford, composed in October 2008 and performed here in Belfast Cathedral, Northern Ireland by Ecclesium, conducted by Philip Stopford

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This is the same version uploaded by the user Etiopica www.youtube.com but I'm trying to upload HD videos This one should be without the Gramophone's "Clicks" Te deum de Jean Baptiste Lully (1632 - 1687) Jean-François Paillard, Orchestre de Chambre

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This is my own theorbo arrangement of "Marche pour la Ceremonie des Turcs" by Lully. The original piece comes from ballet "Le bourgeois gentilhomme" composed by Lully in 1670. The instrument is "Théorbe de pieces" in d (a'=392). Actually I have stringed and tuned my archlute (Stephen Barber, 1987) to a high theorbo. More French theorbo music in page www.cs.helsinki.fi I have also some Lully arrangements to 10-course lute in page www.cs.helsinki.fi . Arto Wikla 24.5.2009.

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Portraits de Louis XIV sur musique de Lully (Marche pour la cérémonie des Turcs)

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Jean Baptiste Lully (1632-1687) "Proserpine", Tragédie Lyrique, 1680. Libretto, Philippe Quinault. Acte III (3º Parte): Scené VIII: Que tout se ressente de la fureur Le Concert Spirituel. Hervé Niquet. Proserpine: Salomé Haller, dessus. Cérès: Stéphanie d´Oustrac, bas-dessus. Aréthuse: Blandine Staskiewicz, bas-dessus. Alpheeé: Cyril Auvity, haute-contre. Synopsis Act III: Along the Sicilian countryside, laid waste by the eruption of Mt.Etna, Alpheus and Arethusa look in vain for Proserpina, still unaware of the unfortunate maiden´s fate. Arethusa, suspecting Pluto might have abducted the young girl entrusted to her by Ceres, decides to descended to the underworld to find out. At that very moment, Ceres arrives on the scene. She is startled not to see her daugther; upon receiving no responde from the people of Sicily or, what is still more unserttlin, from Jupiter himself despite her invocations, she is overcome by a sudden fit of desperation and rage. In her folly, she destroys the countryside an the farmlands, fruits of her kindness.

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Marche from "Le Bourgeois gentilhomme" (1670)writen by Jean-Baptiste de Lully (1632- 1687)

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Singers: Francois-Nicolas Geslot (ten) Arnaud Marzorati (bar) Claire Lefilliâtre (sop) Conductor: Vincent Dumestre Ensemble: Le Poème Harmonique Director: Benjamin Lazar

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Piece from the movie: Le Roi Danse (The King is Dancing) Air pour Madame la Dauphine Some Info: Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687) Italian-born composer (French nationality from 1681). Entered service of Louis XIV 1653, composed instrumental music for the court ballets. From 1664 collaborated with Molière in series of comedy-ballets which were forerunners of French opera, the last and most famous being Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, in which Lully danced role of the Mufti. Having assimilated both Italian and French styles and tastes, from 1673 he turned to opera composition and obtained from the King exclusive rights to arrange operatic performances in Paris. His death was caused by a gangrenous abscess which formed in his foot after he struck it with the long staff he used for beating time on the floor while conducting a Te Deum to celebrate Louis XIV's recovery from illness.

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Jean Baptiste Lully (1632 - 1687) Alceste ou Le Triomphe d'Alcide (Tragédie lyrique, 1674) - Menuet - Le Concert Des Nations, Jordi Savall.

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Phinée is jealous about king Céphée's decision to let Andromède, Phinée's betrothed, marry Persée if latter will manage to cut off gorgon Medusa's head.

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Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632 — 1687) "Bellerophon" Christophe Rousset

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Jean-Baptiste de Lully (1632-1687) Lully was born in Florence, Italy. Lully had little education, musical or otherwise, but he had a very natural talent to play the guitar and violin and to dance. In 1646, he was discovered by Roger de Lorraine, the chevalier de Guise, son of Charles, Duke of Guise, and taken to France by him, where he entered the services of Mademoiselle de Montpensier (la Grande Mademoiselle) as a scullery-boy and Italian-language teacher. With the help of this princess, his musical talents were cultivated. He studied the theory of music under Nicolas Métru. It has been said that a scurrilous song on his patroness (the doggerel he set to music refers to a "sigh" she produced while at stool) resulted in his dismissal. It is far more likely that he did not want to moulder out in the provinces with the exiled princess.[citation needed] He came into Louis XIV's service in late 1652, early 1653 as a dancer. He composed some music for the Ballet de la nuit, which pleased the king immensely. He was appointed as the composer of instrumental music to the king, conducting twenty-four violins of the Grande Bande (large band). He tired of the lack of discipline of the Grande Bande and, with the King's permission, formed his own Petits Violons. Lully composed many ballets for the King during the 1650s and 1660s, in which the King and Lully himself danced. He also had tremendous success composing the music for the comedies of Molière, including Le Mariage forcé (1664 <b>...</b>

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Three amazing dance scenes from the movie "Le Roi Danse" (The King Is Dancing), directed by Gérard Corbiau (the director of "Farinelli"). The music is written by Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687). 1. Ballet de la Nuit: Ouverture The young King Louis XIV is dancing, dressed as the Sun. 2. Idylle sur la paix: Air pour Madame la Dauphine The adult King is dancing, dressed as Jupiter. 3. Les Amants magnifiques: Entrée d'Apollon The gold-painted King is dancing in the park, in front of the fountain. Conductor: Reinhard Goebel Orchestra: Musica Antiqua Köln Choreographer: Beatrice Massin The young King Louis XIV: Emil Tarding Lully: Boris Terral The adult King: Benoît Magimel

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Le Poème Harmonique / Vincent Dumestre. Excerpt from complete opera available on DVD from Alpha recordings.

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Album :Soleil musique au siecle de louis XIV. Persee : Passacaille (lully Jean-baptiste) CD 1 Landscapes: Mata Atlantica - Brasil

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