ROZE, Abbé - Vivat, vivat in aeternum for Napoleon´s coronation
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The day of Napoleon's coronation, (2 December, 1804)
Napoleon then took Josephine's crown, made as if to place it upon his own head and then crowned the empress kneeling before him.
The imperial couple thus crowned sat down to wait for the formation of the procession which was to accompany them from the low thrones to the grand throne. The procession comprised: the pope, princes, Grands dignitaires, Grands officiers, princesses, ladies in waiting, pages, heralds and bailiffs bearing the honours of Napoleon and Charlemagne
Napoleon sat down upon the great throne. The pope blessed him and pronounced the words from the Rheims rite: "Que Dieu vous affermisse sur ce trône..." ('May God strengthen you upon this throne...) and kissed the emperor upon the cheek.
The pope then turned towards the congregation and said in a loud voice Vivat Imperator in aeternum ; the choirs then sang the Vivat by the Abbé Roze.
"If only our father could see us now."- napoleon to his brother before the congregation
Possibly the most compelling biography (and documentary opening) I've ever seen. I've seen 'em all.
@@sierrapundit This song hypes me up so much I clean my room.
Four dislikes? must be the Czar, Austrian Emperor, King of Prussia and Duke of Wellington
I like your creativity :D
They've since been joined by King Ferdinand of Spain too, by the looks of it.
Wolf6119 oh jesus louis the xviii isn't happy either.
......at least they weren't over-thrown.
pablononescobar If it's the Tsar, then undoubtedly we're talking about Putin.
The congregation shivered in the cold
At least they weren't left behind in Egypt like his army was!
"I found the crown of France in the gutter and I picked it up."
Forgetting to mention all the scheming and underhanded behavior.
@@alank6553 ya but he was accepted by the ppl and it took all of europe to stop him
@@Fsockey he was essentially fighting and beating all the aristocratic family's by himself.
@@joshua6207 Not to mention his reign though short was actually one of the most important reigns in history. His reforms in law and infrastructure as well as economic, not only were successful but are still used today in some form.
I FOUND IT!!!!! After million of fruitless Shazam attemps, I found it!
What a fabulous piece of music Abbé Roze wrote for Napoleon's coronation. After he lowered the emperor's crown on his head Napoleon said, "I am the instrument of providence. She will use me as long as I accomplish her designs. Then she will break me like a glass". Napoleon was entirely correct!.
He was so correct and it is truelly spoken as the fate for each of us
He was correct except it wasn't nature, it was God
Im playing this at my wedding
nice one
I love this idea!! ❤️
Why?
I feel like being crowned as emperor when hearing this music.
A magnificent piece of music! "Vivat Imperator in aeternum" indeed!
@Angelos1975GR - astonishing piece of music, well chosen for the PBS documentary on Napoleon, which happens to be very good, we see nothing like that on our TV, all the money is spent on 'stars', and not on educating the people!
Vive l'Empereur, vive la Nation française
france, an elderly whore.
Music appropriate for the only man in history worthy of being THE successor to the Caesars. He should have claimed the Western Empire's crown.
Charlemagne or Napoleon I. Who wins?
Also-
Isn’t the split of Rome in two (western and Byzantine) WAY before Napoleon?
I am not the successor of Louis XVI
I am the successor of Charlemagne
He was the last true Caesar and yeah he was the true continuation of the Roman Empire
L'un des plus grands de l'Histoire. Gloire à notre Empereur bien aimé !
Imagine crowning yourself Emperor of a country you aren't even native to. That would really suck it to the haters who tried to put you down your whole life.
xD
@LouisXVI 😂
Hitler?
Corsica is French , I didn’t know u had to be born in Paris to be French
@@ernestoA.1999 Corsica was conquered by France at the time Napoleon was born
Masterpiece
Thank you for posting this!! I have been looking for this music since I was 14. 32 now!! Now I can finally listen to Napoleon's glory and all that he stood for!!!! VIVA EMPEROR!!!!
Peter MacDonough
Wow! That’s REALLY long!
Did you first hear it on that PBS special from the late '90s too?
Actually, all eyes are on the crown that he's placing on Empress Josephine's head.
Hence the Emperor's comment to David "You have understood me perfectly my dear David. You have depicted me as a French knight."
A true leader of Europe!
Imagine..........hearing this majestic music.....as you turn to crown the empress........the singing escalates as you turn to the pope.........and CROWN Yourself 👑.
Napoleon was.............INCRYOABLE
Vive L'Empereur
You have to admire the man. Daring, innovative in warfare, and domestically too although that is often not talked about. At let us not forget, he didn`t declare war on the rest of us, we declared war on him, and until the cold Russian winter happened he kicked our butts constantly.
Exactly, he didn't start the wars, and when he did, he brought prosperity to his lands. There's a reason why the King's army joined him and his people welcomed him back from Elba
Last time i was in Paris despite i had in an earlier travel been in "Notre Dame de Paris" i made sure to re-visit it to have a better idea of how this would have sounded inside of it....
One person has disliked this. How can anyone dislike this? How is that even possible?
Uncultured individuals that's the only reason for disliking such magisterial piece of music....
its from an austrian
vivat vivat! greetings from lithuania this is one of the best!
seee q manera de despertar pero la musica esta hermosaaa!!!
Vivat Imperator in Aeternum!
Someone has to make 1 hour long video of this master piece
Man of the people
Thank you PBS
An extraordinary man from humble origins.
Wonderful piece, I've been waiting for it.
Playing this when they plug me back into the Matrix, Corsica 1769.
Vive L’Empereur!
Vive l'empereur!!!
Maravilloso
Grandiose music is for people who think big and have a good self esteem. Sheeple are those that prefer to stay in their comfort zones.. There's no right or wrong, just telling you what it is.
Sheeple slay Emperors, Napoleon wasn't so grand anymore less than 10 years later 😏
What have you ever achieved, little hypocrite, I have never heart of your name.@@geert574
"I found the crown of france in the gutter and i picked it up" - Napoleon probably
Someone should make 10 hour video of this
Thanks! I've been looking for this for years!
Someone needs to make a 10 hour video of this
JHBernanrdo, ive been literally looking for this for almost 2 years. THANKS BROTHER!
@cjthegood that was the power of the piece, it worked perfectly psychologically, so grandiose, bombastic even.
"the congregation shivered in the cold".
Best biography of Napoleon ever, I can quote it still to this day
The envy of Europe's monarchies, the Hapsburg, the Bourbon, the Romanov, and the British Empire.
The Hanover for Britain, and I'd go as far to say the Hohenzollern of Prussia as well.
Fantastic! Delighted that this is here! Can this outstanding piece be found in mp3 or on CD anywhere?
JHBernardo, my house is your house from now. I have been lot of time for this marvel. Thank you very much for upload it.
Amazing.
Palpatine should've used this in the Senate, lifting up his imperial arms...
@Angelos1975GR yes i was on both,Louvre some years ago and i was on Versalhe +-1 month ago and on 1 room there it was:the"replica".
by what i knew later the extra painting was made by Jacques Louis David(from 1808 till some period during his exile on Brussels).
I listened to this music and my neighborhood instantly turned into the First Empire
A little taste of what Modern France....and Europe.....sorely need. Unity and Strength.....the alternative is what you have now....weak diluted apathy.
VIVAT REGVNM IN ÆTERNUM IMPERATOREM NOSTRVM NAPOLEONEM
Napoleon's mother raised great sons and was awarded
I found this video in my history, and I clicked play
fucking beautiful.
Must have been quite a day.
the britistanis, the germanistanis etc were quiet, yes
Now it's two dislikes, the two must be the Duke of Wellington and the Emperor of Austria
a very short eternity.
Eternity means in life and in death
The great and almighty eternal napoleon
almighty, lol.
a false french, a false emperor.
David was a great propagandist and traded with the prevailing winds, which eventually caught up with him. Simon Schama gives the context in his Power of Art series, which is excellent.
Vivat, vivat, vivat in æternvm
Vivat, vivat, vivat in æternvm
Vivat, vivat, vivat in æternvm
Vivat, vivat, vivat in æternvm
Et accedentes laetidixervnt
Vivat, vivat, vivat in æternvm
Et accedentes laetidixervnt
Vivat vivat ... (vivat par acclamations)
Viva Immpur.
It needs a few more cymbal clashes and perhaps a cannon salvo at the conclusion.
“I know men; and I tell you that Jesus Christ is not a
man. Superficial minds see a resemblance between
Christ and the founders of empires, and the gods of
other religions. That resemblance does not exist. There
is between Christianity and whatever other religions
the distance of infinity...”
“The Bible is no mere book, but a Living Creature,
with a power that conquers all that oppose it.”
“Time, the great destroyer, is powerless to extinguish
this sacred flame; time can neither exhaust its strength
nor put a limit to its range. This is it, which strikes me
most; I have often thought of it. This it is which proves
to me quite convincingly the Divinity of Jesus Christ.”
“If you do not perceive that Jesus Christ is God, very
well, then I did wrong to make you a general.”
Napoleon Bonaparte at Saint Helena 1820
That is my favorite quote by Napoleon!
"As for myself, I do not believe that such a person as Jesus Christ ever existed; but as the people are inclined to superstition, it is proper not to oppose them."
"All religions have been made by men."
"If I had to choose a religion, the sun as the universal giver of life would be my god."
"Religion is what keeps the poor from murdering the rich."
"Religion is an excellent thing for keeping the common people quiet."
"Religious wars are basically people killing each other over who has the best imaginary friend."
"I am glad that I have no religion."
-Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon only turned to religion on his deathbed, just a short time before he died at St. Helena. Before that time, when he wasn't delirious and weak, he was not religious at all, per his own words.
where did you get these quotes from
Because evidence says otherwise.@@happyvalleykid6324
Not bad for an upstart.
@ Jay-Z and Kanye West.... Sample this song as the intro to watch the throne 2!!!! Plus add Lupe fiasco !! And J Cole?
haha this was uploaded on my birthday xD februrary the 15th !
Viva el Emperador viva la nación francesa
Of course it's all boom boom boom. What do u expect? A lullaby? This Napoleon, master of the art of the artillery, the liberator of Venice and Piedmont. Commandeered the army of Italy, and Egypt, victor of Marengo. Emperor of France..... People aren't just not realistic.
and true ruler of EUROPE...
le nouveau roi :(
Yes. Indeed. Thank you. I was referring to the Czar of Russia.
19th century heavy metal
@Angelos1975GR Hi Angelos i can tell u that a full size replica of the painting is on exhibit on the Royal Palace of Versalhes,that 1 was also done by Jacques-Louis David
Where can I listen to the full recording ?
"She had the head of a man on a body of a woman"
+Senior Man That was his mom. If you're referring to Josephine, you're incorrect.
Vivat imperator et vivat Gallia patria Nostra !
Notice, Josephine's mantle/train, dress and the cushion she kneels on = flag of France = French nation bowing to her Emperor!
Is it available on Spotify?
Vivat in aeternum. I’m guessing Josephine didn’t make the final cut?
what
Have someone the lyrics?
Vivat, vivat, vivat in æternvm
Vivat, vivat, vivat in æternvm
Vivat, vivat, vivat in æternvm
Vivat, vivat, vivat in æternvm
Et accedentes laetidixerunt
Vivat, vivat, vivat in æternum
Et accedentes laetidixerunt
Vivat vivat ... (vivat par acclamations)
@corcaighrebel I so agree corcaighrebel.It honestly Sux these days, especially after FOX took over it.Even History Channel has lost its former charm, i.e., Historical documentaries.
I wonder-
Do you think that cold December day at Notre Dame Napoleon was warm in all his regalia? Poor commoners.
It was only a couple hours for most, nobody froze to death.
Anthony Frade
A couple hours is a lot!!
@@anthonyfrade5203There were written accounts that there were up to 5000 people that braved the cold overnight, (And in the snow that had finally stopped by 8 AM the morning of the Coronation.) just to position themselves for a better view along the streets of the procession. Napoleon and Josephine left the Tuileries Palace at 10 AM. (The Pope entered the church at 9 o'clock) As Napoleon left the Tuileries Palace, he and Josephine were accompanied by a barrage of artillery salvos along with 80,000 decked out, color wearing, troops lining the procession on each side of the street 3 ranks deep. (The equivalent to approximately 4 United States Army divisions!) It must have been an experience of a lifetime to witness. Inside the Cathedral was decorated extensively and lavishly with incredible tapestries, banners of silk and velvet, and medallions of gold and silver. In the earlier hours, the Cathedral was described as a place of 'pandemonium' with many people trying to get everything readied before the start of the ceremony. It was nearly 12 noon by the time Napoleon was ready to enter the church. (As a result of the magnitude of the people along the procession route that did not go without small incidence.) However, it was said that the Sun finally appeared just as Napoleon and Josephine was to enter the church to the incredible auditory sound and splendor of 400 hundred powerful voices of chorus singers and 2 accompanying orchestras. You can imagine the magnificent sound that came from the famous church, the Cathedral de la Notre Dame. (There was never a larger event for the church that had originally started in construction in the 1100's.) After the ceremony, there was much celebration and rejoice in the streets. (The Paris Police Force estimated that 2 million additional people were in the city to witness and take part in the celebrations. Bear in mind the population of Paris was only in the area of 850,000 at the time.) People were in restaurants, cafes, private formal balls with fireworks, and illuminations. Yes, we could say it was fitting of how Napoleon would do something. Vivat in Aeternum!
You're gonna cry about it being cold? Why do you think their clothes were so many?
Napoleon ended his days anti-climactically; a prisoner of the British on a remote island in the south atlantic, spending his days looking out to sea.
Don't forget to mention that the british were so stupid they couldn't even keep him captive on Elba so he escaped the first time
Nice! how about playing this music when you have a constipation or a diarrhea XD. Viva viva via aeternum! furt furt#X&5%5%55#$@
Or perhaps the Czar of Prussia.
Kaiser*
don't you mean the King of Prussia and/or the Czar of Russia
"impossible n'est pas français."
A fake emperor for a bloody and very short “empire”. But nice piece of music:
The greatest leader in French history and the noblest of Empires. Pitifully destroyed by weak monarchs trying to keep their privileges
🇫🇷🐝
@@aquila4228 Even you, frenchs, have another greatest leaders like Richelieu, Joanne d'Arc, Sant Louis or Charlemagne, and the last was a true, wise and good emperor. But the main thing is that Buonaparte was evil, demonic like other revolutioners. Napoleone destroyed himself with a mad proyect, with the nice help of russians, spanish guerrilla and the wise Wellington.
@@aquila4228 Call those napoleonic years 'empire' is a joke, call that years the noblest is fake. The psychopath Napoleone destroyed France and Europe, very close to Hitler and III Reich. And the british were the strongest empire after the defeat of mad Napoleone.
The fact that there's still British coping propaganda readers out here is crazy. You declared war on him, and his empire and army was better than yours
Don't forget to mention that the british were so stupid they couldn't even keep him captive on Elba so he escaped the first time@@ignacio5819
Vivat imperator Macron
Never
Better have Royalty back than Macron
What a stupid comment. Macron is a wannabe of Napoleon, but he doesn't deserve to put his hands anywhere near Napoleon. Napoleon would never have liked him.
Absolutely beautiful.........
Vive l'empereur!!!