My favorite bits | Jean-Baptiste Lully (Pt. 2)

[@Soppsleven]

Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXe6g2mZe991eaM

[@Ludmila-b7r]

Отличная подборка произведений Люлли. Можно по стрелкам отследить как называется, очень удобно. Музыка сказочно красивая! Спасибо музыкантам, молодцы!)

[@ceciledubuis1747]

Merci, grâce à vous je peux travailler en toute sérénité :)

[@Noobescu]

Great selection! Finding new pieces by Lully is pretty challenging due to the scarcity of recordings, and the fact that he really is very underrated...

[@ferenczneuer5810]

The first part was what made me fall for Lully,I'M INCREDIBLY HAPPY THAT THERE'S A SECOND PART THANK YOUUUU

[@omarklieber4649]

Excellent!

[@littlepablomusic]

OMG there is a Part.2 This is perfect thank you

[@megapoussinpowa]

YEEEEEEEEES ! Thank you

[@j.vangel1850]

Que grande Lully, con una vida relativamente turbulenta pero buen musico. Esa musica debio de servir para aumentar aun mas el enorme ego del buen Louis. Que bueno que se le permirtia a la gente de la epoca disfrutar de estas piezas sin necesidad de formar parte de la corte.

[@leonaldobrum]

Good selection!

[@GoldenHairAngel]

Beautiful. Hope there's more in the future.

[@Rayenn_19]

Lully definitely knows how to make people dance

[@michelboinot-ciantia9523]

Merci

[@johannschiestl2772]

Es ist schon erstaunlich wie viele Genies die Toskana hervorgebracht hat! Leonardo, Michelangelo, Gallilei, Macchiavelli ..... you name it ! ein Gebiet ungefähr so groß wie Niederösterreich......

[@sebastienboudreault1187]

yes!!!!!!

[@arnaudledardpontabrier8959]

je me suoviens de la Cour la nostalgie est la douleur que cause la proximité du lointain

[@ebrahimhoseinnia1641]

How beautiful and glorious

[@IRISHguitarist777]

Now that's what l call Lully.

[@leodepuydt308]

I love this Italian music. Modern western music is Italy's gift to he world.

[@richard_tomlin]

Except it's French!

[@AloeAntinousAquila55]

definitely french even though Lully was italian at birth 🎶💙

[@lucianocharloz8875]

Soy lego en el tema, simplemente disfruto su música también 😅 🎸

[@leodepuydt308]

@@richard_tomlin No way this is French music. Every note is Italian. The French were not capable of such music in the seventeenth century. That is why Louis XIV had to go all the way to Italy to bring in an Italian: Giambattista Lugli. Not even in the eighteenth century could the French produce such music. And Rousseau said so in the strongest terms. Rameau, the most celebrated eighteenth century French composer, confessed to a priest when he was about 60 that if he could start over he would move to Naples and compose in the manner of Pergolesi. You can't make this stuff up. Read the sources in the original. Also listen to the phenomenal and until recently totally neglected Caldara. Sounds exactly like the earlier Lugli. Same melodic tonality. As unmistakable as a finger print. Italian all the way. I wish that the French were more grateful for allowing to such beautiful Italian music to be heard in France. Louis XIV certainly was.

[@leodepuydt308]

@@AloeAntinousAquila55 0% French, 100% Italian.

[@rosamondbovey4497]

Very Louis 14!

[@wafaamerzouk5472]

Le plus proche à l'ame...Lully

[@gilsonhistoria4990]

Lully e Luiz XIV são inseparáveis

[@franckranaivo666]

DIEU🍋💐🍒 ACCUEILLEZ DÉSORMAIS DANS VOTRE PARADIS🪢🌿🕯🧭 ,L'ÂME IMMENSÉMENT🌸🇻🇦✝️🇻🇦🌸 CATHOLIQUE de Monsieur de LULLY 🏵🕯🌼🧭💒⛑🪅🪢😇🌸🧸✒📃📚🎨🦁🍒🌿🍋🕊🇻🇦✝️🇻🇦💐💡🌸🤗🍋🍒🙋‍♂️!!!

[@darthlordtzeentch]

L'oeuvre "La Bocanne primitive" n'est pas de Lully mais de Jacques CORDIER, violoniste et danseur.

[@waynebrady7439]

NOTHING BUT GOD DAMMED ADVERTISEMENTS

[@redrobot8925]

lully - 1632-1687 handel - 1685-1759 thought they'd be more contemporary than that. very similar sound

[@naumprihodyaschy8629]

All composers of late baroque are inspired by Lully. He basically invented the genre

[@richard_tomlin]

But Purcell 1659-1695

[@gabrielpaludo6913]

Handel was influenced by Lully. Lully practically created the French baroque music.