A Tribute to Jean Baptiste Lully...

[MsOal]

atlast some one remember lully !

[Psued0Name]

What is the music in this Video?

If you could actually name the works in this video in the description, then It would be easier to find them and appreciate them in full.

(sigh ....)

[MsOal]

@Psued0Name firts Idylle Sur La Paix (Air pour Madame la Dauphine) thrid le te deum five armide passacaille sixth marche pour la ceremonie des turcs 8 the armide passacaille again the ending

[BaroqueLegends]

@Psued0Name

names of the pieces are added to the description section...

[amazingwave]

Hey, you should really put up the names of the pieces.

[amazingwave]

Wow beautiful. 

[7days0sensibility]

Did you notice that most of the great guys during that days (1500~1700) came from italy?

[wichmannsburg]

@7days0sensibility What about Purcell, Bach, Händel, Telemann, Bach (!!!), Rameau and - of course- LULLY ????

[7days0sensibility]

@wichmannsburg maybe I should've said 1500~1650, and it is nice that you named me a lot of composers, but I didn't mean just musicians, or did I said "most of the great musicians"? :)

[masterclassicalmusic]

name of pieces pleaseeeeeeeee !!!

[bjoriballiu]

He's really the best...

[rosten736]

I've always thought of Sousa as the King of Marches but after discovering Lully, I'm not so sure. Lully is so greatly unappreciated today

[DonJeremy]

Baroque music just emphasizes the royalty, the beauty, the wealth, and nobility of the time. Baroque is truly the most beautiful period of classical music and will always be my favorite genre of music to listen to.

[Mad0racle]

@DonJeremy Dear goodness, the guitar/lute/harp music from that era is absolutely enchanting...

[wichmannsburg]

@DonJeremy Absolutely right ! Go on listening, there's so much tu discover Handel's operas, Lully, Rameau, Telemann.... )

[Vivaldiana1]

Thanks! Good job! :-)))