La letra de esta canción habla sobre una noble que fue obligada a ser monja, de su dolor por este hecho. ¿Cómo surgió la canción... su letra? ¿En que se basó su creador? Al escucharla, sin entenderla, me produce un sentimiento de calma y tristeza. A fuerza de escucharla varias veces, se va metiendo en mi cabeza... Es curioso el efecto de la música, su capacidad de hacernos sentir a veces cosas que no somos capaces de describir...
@jpeyton49 Jean Pierre Marielle (Sir Ste Colombe) accepted these lessons but Gerard Depardieu, the actor playing Marais as musician of the king refused.
Is there someone who knows the same song "Une Jeune Fillette" in another language? I've heard it somewhere, the same music but in another language. Please if you know its title or you know where can I find it tell me.
HISTORICAL NOTE: Most musicologists agree that this beautiful song is far older than the 16th century, it's lyrics are at least from the 14th century -- while the tune has been traced to late Roman antiquity.
@USAsoldier1955 There are suspicions he was a protestant but it's not sure. Anyway I'm watching the movie right now and Depardieu, playing Marin Marais, says verbatim "Il était janséniste" ("He was a jansenist").
With comments like "clarity of the voices" (e.g. nice long sustained notes) and "bathed in gorgeous song", I started playing this song on hydraulophone. Also it would seem there's a strong musical connection between "Une Jeune Fillette" and "Une Jeune Pucelle" ("Twas in the Moon of Wintertime").
Are you speaking of the St. Columbe family in this film? Huguenots were French Protestants. Jansenists were "dissenting" Roman Catholics who believed in things like predestination. In one scene, we see Mr. St. Columbe in a decidedly looking Catholic church. My guess is that the family had Jansenist leanings.
Il semblerait que frphilipmullen soit obnubilé par le protestantisme, au regard de tous les commentaires qu'il laisse à ce sujet lol Je l'invite à regarder le "Molière" de Mnouchkine : s'il parvient à dire en quoi l'intérieur du père de Molière est typiquement catholique, je lui tirerai mon chapeau lol
This was one of the biggest European hits, as it were, around 1600 and far into the 17th century and exists in countless versions, from a dance (L'alemana dit 'la nonette') found in a Flemish girl's spinet lesson manuscript to a German Christmas carol. It's easy to understand why. Together with Greensleeves and Innsbruck, Ich muss dich lassen, this is perhaps the most memorable Renaissance melody.
Is the composer really unknown ? The German "Evangelisches Gesangbuch" (i.e. Protestant Hymnal) writes as origin "Lyon 1558": There are at least 3 chorals to this tune:
Helft mir Gotts Güte preisen (Paul Eber 1563)
Von Gott will ich nicht lassen (Ludwig Hembold 1572)
Mit Ernst o Menschenkinder (Valentin Thilo 1642), the Xmas carol mentioned above.
The user "staffilo" states in his video that the sung was written by Jehan Chardvoine (1538 - 1580), but gives the year 1576. This is in fact the issue date of a great collection of his(?) works, but the song was alredy written in 1557 or 58. Chardavoine must have been 19 years old when writing his hit - not impossible. But 4 years before 1576, i.e. 1572, the first German text appeared in the Erfurt Hymnal: "Von Gott will ich nicht lassen", with lyrica by Ludwig Hembold (1532 - 1598). So what...
Je ne sais pas s'ils étaient plus beaux que maintenant et tous si riches de coeur que ça, mais certainement plus que la majorité des gens d'aujourd'hui ;-) Disons qu'ils n'étaient pas pollués par Internet, les mp3, la société de consommation, le dernier jean à la mode...
It's a very beautiful film, though perhaps a little too melodramatic, but it has beautiful music and is successful at creating a lost world. However, I still have a hard time with this movie for one reason. The actor playing Sieur-Sainte Colombe clearly has no idea how to play the viola da gamba and is really bad at faking it.
@Peteronfire He is acting. I don't know the difference either. To me,the movie is about dedicating his life to music regardless of what the world says he should do. And expressing his deep love for his wife as in Love there is no time and space.
@HARMONICO101 the reason why he plays so bad is actually because he refused to learn how to play. Such a shame ! I agree with you, It would have been better Iif he had learnt it anyway... It still be (regarding me) a good film, moreover I love this song
@HARMONICO101 the reason why he plays so bad is actually because he refused to learn how to play. Such a shame ! I agree with you, It would have been better Iif he had learnt it anyway... It still be (regarding me) a good film, moreover I love this song
@HARMONICO101 the reason why he plays so bad is actually because he refused to learn how to play. Such a shame ! I agree with you, It would have been better Iif he had learnt it anyway... It still be (regarding me) a good film, moreover I love this song
This was my favorite piece from the movie. I can't begin to describe how gorgeous this movie was. You can take a still shot from any scene in this movie and it looks like a baroque painting. This is by far one of my favorite movies ever. Does anyone know if this piece was written by Jordi Savall or if its a period original? Either way, it is a beautiful song.
Une jeune fillette De noble coeur Plaisante et joliette De grande valeur Outre son grès, On l'a rendue nonette Celui point de lui haicte D'où vit en grande douleur Son pauvre coeur soupire Incessement Aussi ma mort désire Journellement Qu'à mes parents Ne puis mander n'éscrire Ma beauté fort empire Je vis en grand tourment
One of the many beautiful moments from the film "All the Mornings of the World" (Tous les matins du monde) based on the lives of Marin Marais and Monsieur de Sainte Colombe and featuring their magnificently melancholic music. This particular piece, however, is a popular folk melody by an anonymous composer.
La letra de esta canción habla sobre una noble que fue obligada a ser monja, de su dolor por este hecho. ¿Cómo surgió la canción... su letra? ¿En que se basó su creador? Al escucharla, sin entenderla, me produce un sentimiento de calma y tristeza. A fuerza de escucharla varias veces, se va metiendo en mi cabeza... Es curioso el efecto de la música, su capacidad de hacernos sentir a veces cosas que no somos capaces de describir...
rhenk 1 month ago
@jpeyton49 Jean Pierre Marielle (Sir Ste Colombe) accepted these lessons but Gerard Depardieu, the actor playing Marais as musician of the king refused.
yulrichk 1 month ago
THAT MAN IS HOLDING THE THEORBO BACKWARDS!!!!!!!! :(
gamgagirl 2 months ago
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j'encule les francais
manubanu 5 months ago
This scene is so cute. The girl on the left seems to very much enjoy what she is singing.
fiandrhi 7 months ago 2
Is there someone who knows the same song "Une Jeune Fillette" in another language? I've heard it somewhere, the same music but in another language. Please if you know its title or you know where can I find it tell me.
Thanks a lot.
NiceBoyGAGA 7 months ago
A typical gentile Huguenot family of the 17th century.
USAsoldier1955 11 months ago
@USAsoldier1955 she was not huguenot! she was jansenist catholic! in the film anyway
manonclaudia 4 months ago
@USAsoldier1955 she was not huguenot! she was jansenist catholic! in the film anyway
manonclaudia 4 months ago
HISTORICAL NOTE: Most musicologists agree that this beautiful song is far older than the 16th century, it's lyrics are at least from the 14th century -- while the tune has been traced to late Roman antiquity.
USAsoldier1955 1 year ago 4
Quelle merde ste musique jdois lapprendre en musique cei vraiment a chier
WiilliimiiXXX 1 year ago
Ce film est une œuvre d'art, tant musicale que picturale, que je n'oublierai jamais!
domcha5 1 year ago
Most French scholars agree....Ste. Colombe was a Huguenot (French Protestant).
USAsoldier1955 1 year ago 2
Qué hermoso
lahmorga 1 year ago
A typical Huguenot household.
USAsoldier1955 1 year ago
Beautiful!
v1x4g2 1 year ago
Sieur- Sainte Colombe, his family, and the minister/tutor depicted were French Huguenots....not Jansenists.
USAsoldier1955 1 year ago
@USAsoldier1955 Nope, Sainte Colombe was a very strict jansenist.
Hamsterzilla1349 1 year ago
@Hamsterzilla1349 Nope. Huguenot.
USAsoldier1955 1 year ago
@USAsoldier1955 There are suspicions he was a protestant but it's not sure. Anyway I'm watching the movie right now and Depardieu, playing Marin Marais, says verbatim "Il était janséniste" ("He was a jansenist").
Hamsterzilla1349 1 year ago
@Hamsterzilla1349 True, this excellent movie has Marais doing & saying some things which are fictional.
USAsoldier1955 1 year ago 2
@Hamsterzilla1349 I study this book in litterature and he was a Jansenist. It's absolutly sure.
misssmiley33390 1 year ago
Precioso!
bebetonguga 1 year ago
This is by far one of the most beautiful scenes in the film. 'Une jeune fillette' never fails to make me cry.
Piquet36 1 year ago
That melody can make one to cry.
helpermethod 1 year ago
With comments like "clarity of the voices" (e.g. nice long sustained notes) and "bathed in gorgeous song", I started playing this song on hydraulophone. Also it would seem there's a strong musical connection between "Une Jeune Fillette" and "Une Jeune Pucelle" ("Twas in the Moon of Wintertime").
hydraulist 1 year ago
Je voudrais connaitre le nom de l'instrument qui ressemble à une grosse guitare dans la video svp.
Merci d'avance:)
pictureslover 1 year ago
@pictureslover c'est un archiluth !
burzum21 1 year ago
@pictureslover c'est un theorbo
gamgagirl 2 months ago
Je voudrais connaitre le nom de l'instrument qui ressemble à une grosse guitare dans la video svp.
Merci d'avance:)
pictureslover 1 year ago
Je voudrais connaitre le nom de l'instrument qui ressemble à une grosse guitare dans la video svp.
Merci d'avance:)
pictureslover 1 year ago
IN Fact, he actually WAS jansenist... The lessons of darkness are catholic for they`re in latin
!!!
bebetonguga 1 year ago
A beautiful period room, simple, almost austere, but bathed in gorgeous song from lovely girls!
lichtbroeder 2 years ago
i love the clarity of the voices, and it's such a beautiful melody.
pickleprincess01 2 years ago
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XxChloOeiixX 2 years ago
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XxChloOeiixX 2 years ago
Ouii COuuzz <3<3 Onn doii fEyre Sa : /
mllexmomox 2 years ago
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XxChloOeiixX 2 years ago
I want to die in my ear with this song... may not be simply to express, how beautiful!!!
valerio1961 2 years ago 3
This is so beautiful.
And that dappled gray horse nearing the end - stunning! The music enhances her/him and he/she enhances the music. :) Magnifique!
Physdelicdreaming 2 years ago
Magnifique film et mélodie envoutante thanks for sharing this
MisterGoofy 2 years ago
exquisite...
bbbbmer 2 years ago
This is bloody sublime...
ongakubcn 2 years ago 2
C'est magnifique: Our French Huguenot Heritage!
USAsoldier1955 2 years ago
actually they are not huguenots but jansenists (french catholics who believe in predestination often former huguenots like la marquise de Maintenon).
mardochee2008 2 years ago
Actually, they are Huguenots....NOT Jansenists.
;)
USAsoldier1955 2 years ago
"Actually they are Huguenots....NOT Jansenists."
Are you speaking of the St. Columbe family in this film? Huguenots were French Protestants. Jansenists were "dissenting" Roman Catholics who believed in things like predestination. In one scene, we see Mr. St. Columbe in a decidedly looking Catholic church. My guess is that the family had Jansenist leanings.
lichtbroeder 2 years ago
la rêveuse?
EresseDorthonion 2 years ago
Hola, alguien sabe como se llama la canción que en esta pelicula, le decian "la sonadora"?
majamo7 2 years ago
hannibalparis = idiot bigot
USAsoldier1955 2 years ago
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Il semblerait que frphilipmullen soit obnubilé par le protestantisme, au regard de tous les commentaires qu'il laisse à ce sujet lol Je l'invite à regarder le "Molière" de Mnouchkine : s'il parvient à dire en quoi l'intérieur du père de Molière est typiquement catholique, je lui tirerai mon chapeau lol
hannibalparis 2 years ago
amo esta película
joycedusoleil 2 years ago
Ce fut donc ça ce pays que l'on nommait la France..
Refragatio 2 years ago
Melodia popular del renacimiento frances, también llamada "La Monica". Sublime...
moniminica 3 years ago 3
This was one of the biggest European hits, as it were, around 1600 and far into the 17th century and exists in countless versions, from a dance (L'alemana dit 'la nonette') found in a Flemish girl's spinet lesson manuscript to a German Christmas carol. It's easy to understand why. Together with Greensleeves and Innsbruck, Ich muss dich lassen, this is perhaps the most memorable Renaissance melody.
Youkali2006 3 years ago 5
Is the composer really unknown ? The German "Evangelisches Gesangbuch" (i.e. Protestant Hymnal) writes as origin "Lyon 1558": There are at least 3 chorals to this tune:
Helft mir Gotts Güte preisen (Paul Eber 1563)
Von Gott will ich nicht lassen (Ludwig Hembold 1572)
Mit Ernst o Menschenkinder (Valentin Thilo 1642), the Xmas carol mentioned above.
alpenfrauchen 2 years ago
The user "staffilo" states in his video that the sung was written by Jehan Chardvoine (1538 - 1580), but gives the year 1576. This is in fact the issue date of a great collection of his(?) works, but the song was alredy written in 1557 or 58. Chardavoine must have been 19 years old when writing his hit - not impossible. But 4 years before 1576, i.e. 1572, the first German text appeared in the Erfurt Hymnal: "Von Gott will ich nicht lassen", with lyrica by Ludwig Hembold (1532 - 1598). So what...
alpenfrauchen 2 years ago
Esta música es sublime.
GANAPATIKEY 3 years ago 3
Cette jeune fille est magnifique ! Quelle voix pure et belle, quelle intensité dans le regard et quelle innocence dans ses yeux...
Une représentation sublime de ce que devaient être les jeunes gens de l'époque, beaux et riches de coeur.
pictureslover 3 years ago
Pardon, ma ces sont les voix de Monserrat Figueras et d'une autre femme, pas du tout jeunes filles.
Youkali2006 3 years ago 3
excat! c'est bien Montserrat Figueras et Maria Cristina Kiehr
orgaman 2 years ago
Je ne sais pas s'ils étaient plus beaux que maintenant et tous si riches de coeur que ça, mais certainement plus que la majorité des gens d'aujourd'hui ;-) Disons qu'ils n'étaient pas pollués par Internet, les mp3, la société de consommation, le dernier jean à la mode...
Fanart24 2 years ago
musica para el alma
nicoj1889 3 years ago
Bravissimo! Merci pour les voix sublimes!
frphilipmullen 3 years ago 2
bellicimo,musica para el alma
nicoj1889 3 years ago
Bellísima música!!!!
acasino 3 years ago
It's a very beautiful film, though perhaps a little too melodramatic, but it has beautiful music and is successful at creating a lost world. However, I still have a hard time with this movie for one reason. The actor playing Sieur-Sainte Colombe clearly has no idea how to play the viola da gamba and is really bad at faking it.
HARMONICO101 3 years ago 5
I totally agree with you. Still, it must be hard to find an actor that knows how to play the viola. Oh well, gotta live with it...
Peteronfire 3 years ago
Well, Depardieu took lessons, so he actually plays the viola da gamba in the movie. Of course though, Jordi Savall's playing is heard in the movie.
HARMONICO101 3 years ago
@Peteronfire He is acting. I don't know the difference either. To me,the movie is about dedicating his life to music regardless of what the world says he should do. And expressing his deep love for his wife as in Love there is no time and space.
Enrique6299 1 year ago
@Peteronfire the actor don't know how to play, but a music teacher, pupil of Jordi Savall, teach him how to put his fingers on the viola.
Caernan0Anaker 3 months ago
Trust me - for those of us who do not play, it woked.
IdaGno 3 years ago
@HARMONICO101 Yeah true but I dont think it takes away from this film, his facial expressions while palying are still very intimate
suffiice 6 months ago
@HARMONICO101 the reason why he plays so bad is actually because he refused to learn how to play. Such a shame ! I agree with you, It would have been better Iif he had learnt it anyway... It still be (regarding me) a good film, moreover I love this song
termeulouloute 4 months ago
@HARMONICO101 the reason why he plays so bad is actually because he refused to learn how to play. Such a shame ! I agree with you, It would have been better Iif he had learnt it anyway... It still be (regarding me) a good film, moreover I love this song
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@HARMONICO101 the reason why he plays so bad is actually because he refused to learn how to play. Such a shame ! I agree with you, It would have been better Iif he had learnt it anyway... It still be (regarding me) a good film, moreover I love this song
termeulouloute 4 months ago
@HARMONICO101 he actually refused viola da gamba lessons, that's why he plays so bad. However it still be, to my mind, a good film. I love this song
termeulouloute 4 months ago
Einer der schönsten Filme die ich je gesehen habe. Diese Bilder, diese Musik diese Geschichte - grandios!
samada3us 3 years ago
This was my favorite piece from the movie. I can't begin to describe how gorgeous this movie was. You can take a still shot from any scene in this movie and it looks like a baroque painting. This is by far one of my favorite movies ever. Does anyone know if this piece was written by Jordi Savall or if its a period original? Either way, it is a beautiful song.
adamworth1979 3 years ago
Une Jeune Fillette is a 16th century, or earlier, French folk song.
frphilipmullen 3 years ago 3
Magnifique, les voix sont sublimes.
Merci pour les paroles ;)
ptigibus29 3 years ago
testing
csandover 3 years ago
Dose anyone know if there is an English subtitled version of this movie available on DVD?
mercoid 3 years ago
Yes, there is a DVD with English subtitles. Hard to find, but it is available.
adamworth1979 2 years ago
Thank you very much! I have since found it :-) A beautiful film.
mercoid 2 years ago
The name of the movie is "Tous les matins du monde"
frestrepo55 3 years ago
please somebody tell me whta;s the name of the movie?thanks..greetings from Roamania
AmurgLinistit 3 years ago
Eccellente, che musica stupenda e toccante, grazie
kovacevi 4 years ago
believeandlove 4 years ago 13
Merçi beaucoup!!
francament 4 years ago
merci pour les paroles
une lacune agréablement comblée
anrkhoss05 3 years ago
Thank you for the words in old french.
glaoud 3 years ago
Can anyone translate to English? i wish I knew French. :(
adamworth1979 3 years ago
@believeandlove Cela point ne lui haicte
kalebdjian 8 months ago
Excellent, merci.
CardinalNoir 4 years ago
una epoca dura pero con el consuelo de la buena musica.
danensago 4 years ago
superbe.
ogechter 4 years ago
One of the many beautiful moments from the film "All the Mornings of the World" (Tous les matins du monde) based on the lives of Marin Marais and Monsieur de Sainte Colombe and featuring their magnificently melancholic music. This particular piece, however, is a popular folk melody by an anonymous composer.
imnintj 4 years ago 2
merci, merveilleux!
pancrisia 4 years ago
de noble coeur,
Plaisante et joliette de grand' valeur,
Outre son gre on l'a rendu' nonnette
Cela point ne luy haicte dont vit en grand' douleur.
Vn soir apres complie seulette estoit,
En grand melancolie se tourmentoit,
Disant ainsi, douce Vierge Marie
Abregez moy la vie, puisque mourir je doy.
Wallenstein79 4 years ago
Excellent! Thanks!
Wallenstein79 4 years ago