It is not a surprise, because they are using percussion instruments from an Ottoman army band. Plus, Lully had a hard-on for strong rhythms reminscent of dance.
Quel sens de la Grandeur delà Magnificence avait Lully:Autant de qualités inexistantes aujourd'hui !!! Il savait transcrire en musique l'expression d'un pays comme la France qui avait un Roi a sa mesure :Qu'en est-il maintenant ???⚜️⚜️⚜️😭😭😭😩🙋♀️ 😮
A piece from the Turquerie era like Mozart's Rondo Alla Turca. During 17th century and early 18th century, some aspects of Ottoman art and culture were imitated in Western Europe. Music, painting, architecture and works were inspired by Ottoman styles and methods. This work too was heavily inspired by the Mehter, the classical age military band of the Ottoman Empire. In this Marche Pour la Cérémonie des Turcs, Lully influenced from a particular Ottoman war composition namely "Neva Ceng-i Harbi" especially in the second half. This phrase means pike or bayonet warfare. Ceng-i harbî is a "yürük" "usul"( rhythmic cycle) that is widely used in Mehter music and especially in the pieces played by Mehter during the assaults and attacks. "Yürük" itself also means nomad in Turkish and today used almost exclusively for last Turkic nomads in Turkey. czcams.com/video/WHMKsQxV7Bw/video.html czcams.com/video/TtIwPZ0XwWA/video.html In these links you can listen the original classical version of this Ottoman piece. There is numerous modern versions also in CZcams. czcams.com/video/S-pSRs6DLOk/video.html In this link at 2.05 you'll se an instrument, a crescent top on it, called as "çevgen". That instrument is one of the distinctive sounds of Mehter music. The cymbal sounds in Marche Pour la Cérémonie des Turcs came from this instrument.
@@bohemian_edelweiss The main cause behind the rise of Turquerie in Paris was the arrival of a certain Ambassador Mehmed Çelebi with his lavish entourage, known by the nickname "Yirmisekiz" ("Twenty-Eight" in Turkish, indicates that he was in his youth an infantry in the 28th battalion("orta" in Janissary terminology) of Janissary Corps). With his visit, Ottoman fashion made a splash in Paris. After this visit and dozens of ambassadors and consulates, traditional Ottoman cultural aspects began to enter literary works, paintings, ceramic figures, theatrical scenes and Parisian lifestyle. Special and glamorous “Turkish Rooms” were established, with “Turkish Gardens”. Moliere's five-act comedy-ballet, “The Bourgeois Gentleman,” saw actors wearing Ottoman-style clothes take the stage. Noble ladies had their paintings drawn in Ottoman-style clothes and displayed them in the most popular corners of their homes.Ottoman motifs such as crescents, palm trees and camels became the subject of wall panels, furniture, and architectural elements popular in the 1700s. Both the spoils from war and the items brought from Ottoman lands drew great attention. The French diplomat Harbette said, "Paris has almost become like one of Istanbul's neighborhoods" when describing this period in France.
Sous l’Ancien Régime , au temps des rois, la langue internationale était non pas l’anglais, mais le français! C’est dire quelle influence elle exerçait sur le monde par ses arts, sa littérature et sa musique ! Mais depuis, jamais elle ne retrouva un tel génie . Et l’anglais supplanta le français.
@@nevereverever1521" surmonter ça" en français : c'est facile a dire lorsqu'on envisage la révolution française de l'extérieur . De l'intérieur, pour un français, la révolution française reste un bain de sang !
The Bourbons were a mess as rulers so they needed to be evicted from power for good, hence the revolution. With their foolishness, they paved the way to their overthrowing.
Un bon noble est un noble sans tête, Louis 16 un bon gros , un soumis qui n aurait pas du écouter sa " femme " ..viens Louis !! Bouge toi !! On y va !! Allez !! Mes troupes autrichiennes t attendent !! Tu veux remonter sur le trône ? ! Oui ? En avant alors . Louis ..tu as trahi ton peuple . Qui t aurait fait grâce si tu ne t était pas enfui comme un lâche. L intuition des femmes..pas cette fois !!! Shlack !! 2 fois !! Et la terreur ! Les vendeens ! La contre révolution ! Milliers de morts ! Napoléon ! Le retour des puants regnants ! La République ! 2 guerres mondiales ! Et ça continue..votre grandeur..foutez la vous dans votre uc ..bien profond.
One of the best performances of this that I've heard.
It is not a surprise, because they are using percussion instruments from an Ottoman army band.
Plus, Lully had a hard-on for strong rhythms reminscent of dance.
The Sun King.
72 Years Reign on the Throne of France.
🌄☀️👑🏰⚜️ ⚜️🫅🙏🤲👏🫶👍
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Quel sens de la Grandeur delà Magnificence avait Lully:Autant de qualités inexistantes aujourd'hui !!! Il savait transcrire en musique l'expression d'un pays comme la France qui avait un Roi a sa mesure :Qu'en est-il maintenant ???⚜️⚜️⚜️😭😭😭😩🙋♀️
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Maintenant Aya Nakachepakoi pour le minable Macron.
La plus belle musique monarchiste française de mon point de vue
Mais non, c’est juste une musique de scène
ce n'est pas une musique monarchiste. Elle a été composé pour la pièce de théâtre le bourgeois gentilhomme de molière
it's an italian composer ;) But yes is marvellous and very "monarchiste francaise" i love it too
Royaliste et non monarchiste, il faut faire la différence
@@tkkkll7501Ce qui est royaliste est par définition monarchiste
Masterpiece ❤
❤❤❤La meilleure performance que j'ai jamais entendue.
Amazing music! Love from poland
Vive La France!!! Y la maravillosa música de esta época.
A bas la république ! ¡Abajo la república!
Dieu que c’est beau
the best performance of this march of turcs
ho is composer of this piece?
Great song AND a Blessed Karl profile picture, insta sub
Thanks, haha!
Glad you enjoy the stuff I upload.
Long Live The Monarchy of France.
Oui mon ami
La Monarchie Française a tellement marché sur le peuple, que le peuple l'a renversée.
Thanks.
A piece from the Turquerie era like Mozart's Rondo Alla Turca. During 17th century and early 18th century, some aspects of Ottoman art and culture were imitated in Western Europe. Music, painting, architecture and works were inspired by Ottoman styles and methods. This work too was heavily inspired by the Mehter, the classical age military band of the Ottoman Empire. In this Marche Pour la Cérémonie des Turcs, Lully influenced from a particular Ottoman war composition namely "Neva Ceng-i Harbi" especially in the second half. This phrase means pike or bayonet warfare. Ceng-i harbî is a "yürük" "usul"( rhythmic cycle) that is widely used in Mehter music and especially in the pieces played by Mehter during the assaults and attacks. "Yürük" itself also means nomad in Turkish and today used almost exclusively for last Turkic nomads in Turkey.
czcams.com/video/WHMKsQxV7Bw/video.html
czcams.com/video/TtIwPZ0XwWA/video.html
In these links you can listen the original classical version of this Ottoman piece. There is numerous modern versions also in CZcams.
czcams.com/video/S-pSRs6DLOk/video.html
In this link at 2.05 you'll se an instrument, a crescent top on it, called as "çevgen". That instrument is one of the distinctive sounds of Mehter music. The cymbal sounds in Marche Pour la Cérémonie des Turcs came from this instrument.
Greetings, would you please give me info about how Western Europe adopted some aspects of the Ottoman culture?
@@bohemian_edelweiss The main cause behind the rise of Turquerie in Paris was the arrival of a certain Ambassador Mehmed Çelebi with his lavish entourage, known by the nickname "Yirmisekiz" ("Twenty-Eight" in Turkish, indicates that he was in his youth an infantry in the 28th battalion("orta" in Janissary terminology) of Janissary Corps). With his visit, Ottoman fashion made a splash in Paris. After this visit and dozens of ambassadors and consulates, traditional Ottoman cultural aspects began to enter literary works, paintings, ceramic figures, theatrical scenes and Parisian lifestyle. Special and glamorous “Turkish Rooms” were established, with “Turkish Gardens”. Moliere's five-act comedy-ballet, “The Bourgeois Gentleman,” saw actors wearing Ottoman-style clothes take the stage. Noble ladies had their paintings drawn in Ottoman-style clothes and displayed them in the most popular corners of their homes.Ottoman motifs such as crescents, palm trees and camels became the subject of wall panels, furniture, and architectural elements popular in the 1700s. Both the spoils from war and the items brought from Ottoman lands drew great attention. The French diplomat Harbette said, "Paris has almost become like one of Istanbul's neighborhoods" when describing this period in France.
Vive le roy !
A bas la république !
Sous l’Ancien Régime , au temps des rois, la langue internationale était non pas l’anglais, mais le français! C’est dire quelle influence elle exerçait sur le monde par ses arts, sa littérature et sa musique !
Mais depuis, jamais elle ne retrouva un tel génie . Et l’anglais supplanta le français.
c'e
c'est pas faux !🙄😒
Beautiful
⚜️⚜️⚜️
C'est remarquable en effet !!
Emblématique !
Fajny utwór muzyczny.😁😁😁
Good King Louis.
GOD SAVE THE KING.
LONG LIVED THE KING.
Down with the republic!
Quite Right.
Yes.
Да здравствует Король!
Vive le roy
Vive le ancien régime! ⚜️🤴🏻👸🏻✝️
@@lopakacooper1668 Oui
A bas la république !
🏰👑⚔️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚔️👑🏰
Viva la monarquía católica
C'était mieux avant. ( Je plaisante, la musique est magnifique ).
Yea
anthem , , , msnner ..
Atlantean classic
Who are the performers? Heard many versions of this but this interpretation is quite unique.
BBC.
💙🤍❤
⬜️⚜️⬜️⚜️⬜️⚜️⬜️
@@lopakacooper1668 еще лучше:золоты лилии на синем флаге!
Это же цвет святого Мартина,насколько я помню...
@@drakon6538 The fleur de lys on the blue flag is nice too.
🟦⚜️🟦⚜️🟦⚜️🟦
aRMs gold on silver ..
Po grupama instrumentata
Quand la France était grande avant cette funeste révolution française.
Révolution oui ... mais Française ...??
Cinq républiques, deux cent ans de malheur. 😢
Get over it
@@nevereverever1521" surmonter ça" en français : c'est facile a dire lorsqu'on envisage la révolution française de l'extérieur . De l'intérieur, pour un français, la révolution française reste un bain de sang !
The Bourbons were a mess as rulers so they needed to be evicted from power for good, hence the revolution. With their foolishness, they paved the way to their overthrowing.
not the best record.. nice image
Haendel es muy superior a Lully.
" Louis XIV, le Grand, celui qui faisait caca en direct à la fin du conseil des ministres". Pierre Desproges.
Normal car ils le faisaient tous c - - - r !
Un bon noble est un noble sans tête, Louis 16 un bon gros , un soumis qui n aurait pas du écouter sa " femme " ..viens Louis !! Bouge toi !! On y va !! Allez !! Mes troupes autrichiennes t attendent !! Tu veux remonter sur le trône ? ! Oui ? En avant alors . Louis ..tu as trahi ton peuple . Qui t aurait fait grâce si tu ne t était pas enfui comme un lâche. L intuition des femmes..pas cette fois !!! Shlack !! 2 fois !! Et la terreur ! Les vendeens ! La contre révolution ! Milliers de morts ! Napoléon ! Le retour des puants regnants ! La République ! 2 guerres mondiales ! Et ça continue..votre grandeur..foutez la vous dans votre uc ..bien profond.
Ваш король Анри Четвертый,на мой взгляд-лучший правитель в мировой истории
@@drakon6538 en français svp .
Allez venez parler les nostalgiques des puants regnants
Vous puez plus qu'eux !