Le Bourgeois gentilhomme Marche pour la cérémonie des Turcs
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Piece from the movie: Le Roi Danse (The King is Dancing)
Some Info:
Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687)
Italian-born composer (French nationality from 1681). Entered service of Louis XIV 1653, composed instrumental music for the court ballets. From 1664 collaborated with Molière in series of comedy-ballets which were forerunners of French opera, the last and most famous being Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, in which Lully danced role of the Mufti.
Having assimilated both Italian and French styles and tastes, from 1673 he turned to opera composition and obtained from the King exclusive rights to arrange operatic performances in Paris.
His death was caused by a gangrenous abscess which formed in his foot after he struck it with the long staff he used for beating time on the floor while conducting a Te Deum to celebrate Louis XIV's recovery from illness.
Louis XIV, Molière and Lully on the same room. That made a unbeliveable moment 😅😍⚜️
That moment when you realize the laugh of Louis XIV is funnier than the theater play itself.
True 😂
this is basically moment when "the Sun King" became that sun in Teletubbies, full of laugh
Parlez-vous français ? Vous sauriez que la scène (en sabir) est assez marrante. Je n'aime pas la mise en scène de cette pièce ici. Je trouve Le Roi danse trop pédant.
Hey , play for me
Need to know the context. The purpose was to make fun of the Ottoman Empire and its court/habits.
Lully and Moliere sure knew how to throw a party at King Louis's court.
Hahaha yes 😂
Next to the Napoleonic era, it was the greatest epoch of French history.
The Bourgeois Gentleman, the comedy-ballet masterpiece, continues to delight spectators around the world.
Cette scène est géniale, on s’y croirait!
Doba to byla náročná. Ztvárnění skvělé, hudba fascinující.
Nechtěla bych v té době žít, ale z povzdálí staletí je to silné, fascinující. Díky za přiblížení. 😍
it's funny how throughout the comedy the music is all exceptionally serious and dramatic
Intelligent use of irony
It makes sense in the context of the play; this is supposed to be a dignified ceremony for the main character (although it's actually farce).
The background behind this scene is actually really fun. The french had weird senses of fashion back then.
They are imitating and making fun of turks in this scene, this is why they begin with saying "Allah" multiple times, then Lully starts speaking "turkish sounding" nonsense 😅
A mi me encanta Lully. Comparto totalmente el comentario anterior, pero separemos aguas, porque la música de esa época, para mi, ha sido la música mas bella que he oído. Es curioso que en una época con tantas asperezas económicas y policías haya tenido una música tan bella.
Это не суровости, а дисциплина. Без дисциплины не будет семьи, государства и Вселенной.
Great music 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I wonder if this happens in theatre today. I would go more if it did.
+Dorcas Malahlela I can tell you that Molière's plays are still brilliant to watch today !
If you understand french, watch Christian Ecq's Bourgeois Gentilhomme is you can find it, great !!!
Always wonderful music
If somebody cares (i do for example ;-)) performers are Musica Antiqua Koln; Conductor, naturally Reinhardt Goebel. It would also be nice to compare this performance with others in the Tube, I guess...
As far as I know Louis 14. Ordered moilere this work after having protocol crisis with a Turkish ambassador.
It's interesting to see how the ending of Le Bourgeois gentilhomme manages to both be comedic and poetic at once. Monsieur Jourdain, the protagonist of this five-act comedie-ballet, wants to ascend to the role of nobleman- an act impossible at the time because he was born a bourgeois middle-classman. He refuses to marry his daughter to another bourgeois, Cleonte, and in the end Cleonte decides to take on the impression of a Turkish prince to trick Jourdain into giving him his daughter's hand in marriage. The play ends with a ridiculous ceremony where Jourdain is "ennobled" by the "Turkish prince".
At the same time, the play manages to be a social commentary on both the middle class and the aristocracy, poking fun equally at both. In this era of France where it first debuted, King Louis XIV was an absolute monarch- his rule over France was unrivaled by even the nobles or the clergy.
sans la qualité incroyable du (jeu) d,acteurs,en chercherai immédiatement l,adresse de leur dealeur.
C'est la scène qui est drôle. le bourgeois se fait troll par l'amant de sa fille en se faisant passer pour un noble turque (dans mes souvenirs)
Le Roi Danse
(directed by Gérard Corbiau)
Vive le Roi!⚜️👑
@CminorMaxG the people of the 17th century were more infantil than today,yes and they were much less used to sensations as we are accustomed to everything today.
yes
Infantil eeeh, it's was a world at constant war, I guess they had a different sense of humor
Buddy, we all still laugh at poop jokes, I think humanity is just as infantile as ever. The more we change the more things stay the same, nothing really changes
No se q tanto le da gracia al rey, pero verlo reir sin duda me da gracia y tambien me rio.
Excelente pelicula de Gérard Corbiau! me encanta
Luis XIV "El Rey Sol", un personaje histórico digno de admiración y de inspiración
compay2407 louis XIV le roi soleil not Luis
@@brvince4666 it's the Spanish translation you idiot
@@vank533 yes of cours, is just a bad joke
MY SON , WHERE'S MY SON ?
@@brvince4666 Idiot!
I love how the french royal family is all alone on the bottom bcuz they're too powerful lol
The sun king truly domesticated his aristocracy
Louis XIV est la bonne lignée.
Et vous vous Trompez, le peuple pouvait rentrer dans Versailles en journée. L histoire est fausse
Just wish I could get this with
English subtitles and L'Allee du Roi
Yes, it would good to find a copy, but I have searched but cannot Find one.
oh yeah scary thumbnail
Ahah des barres de rire
Precious
Poor Lully :(
Viva il barocco che mi soddisfa più di un balocco dolce dolcissimo barocco come un fiocco di panna fa si che il mio cuore non si lagna
Je pense qu'ils continuent à rire parceque dans la commedie de Molière..le bourgeois dans cette scene pensait que elle était une cérémoine pour lui donner un titre nobiliaire ...et il ne savait pas que la céremoine était une farce
grandioso!!!!!
❤
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It looks funny, but what is the meaning of it? What is the story? 😂
In short, a rich, good-natured but naive merchant wants to acquire the manners of nobility, so he takes "lessons" but people just want to take advantage of him.
@@princevesperal No, is France who mock about ottoman empire.
@@phillipblake6931 That was the story of the play
The Ottoman Empire insulted the French court and the palace, so the play is making fun of the so called “superior” ottoman’s court
Nous sommes durant le début du règne du roi Louis XIV , et à cette époque le roi aimait la paix civile , puis vint une autre époque pour laquelle le roi fit la guerre envers une élite dissidente à sa propre confession catholique ( la Réforme ) puis aux Etats proches en Allemagne ( Palatinat .. ) et Hollande .. Les caisses de l'Etat furent alors durablement vidées ..
hahahaha genoten van dit theater stuk
... lol
@dutour25
en fait c'était pas un ambassadeur mais simplement un marchand et même pas de haute envergure. C'est d'ailleurs de la qu'est parti toute l'histoire car Versailles n'avait pas compris cette subtilité et avait préparé des festivités digne d'un ambassadeur. Pour ne pas perdre la face et jeter des perles aux porceaux, l'astuce fut de tourner la chose au ridicule.
Très inspiré visuellement par le Banquet de Trimalcion vue par Fellini!
This guy's laugh 0:20
la marcha de lully aparece también en "todas las mañanas del mundo", solo que supuestamente dirigida por marin marais.
Esa escena que mencionas de Marais y la de Lully dirigiendo el Te Deum son de mis favoritas de estas películas.
Cours de musique, jeudi à 10h
vendredi 9h
Qui peut mettre le film en entier
Tchéky Karyo est tellement parfait en Molière :')
Et Boris Terral est tellement beau en Lully, dans tous les sens du terme.
¿Podría usted responderme a la pregunta por favor? Perdone mi insistencia es que me agobia que me respondan tarde o que directamente no me respondan, que es lo. Que hacen otros.
2:16 mais t pas net baptiste xD.
¿Me podría usted decir que dicen los actores que están en el teatro por favor? ¿Y también me podría usted responder rápido? Pero siempre que disponga de tiempo favorable.
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La pelicula entera con subtitulos
서민귀족[Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme] : 초연 1670년
탄생 배경 : 프랑스 부르봉 왕가 루이 14세 시절
오스만투르크(터키)에서 슐레이만 아가라는 사람이 프랑스 파리를 방문한다.
그는 오스만투르크 술탄의 사자라고 하여 파리의 저택 하나를 임대하여 커피와 유향, 계피 등의 향신료들을 통한 오스만투르크의 화려함을 자랑하게 된다. 이에 파리의 귀부인들이 커피와 향신료들의 매료되어 슐레이만 아가의 집에 자주 출입하면서 자신들의 남편들을 통한 프랑스의 군사정보 및 각종 기밀을 털어놓게 된다.
또한 슐레이만에 대한 소문을 들은 루이 14세도 자신의 궁전(루브르)으로 슐레이만을 초청하게 된다.
루이 14세는 자신의 궁전을 슐레이만에게 소개하여 자신의 부를 과시할 겸 오스만투르크와의 무역 및 군사 동맹을 체결하여 함스부르크를 견제하고자 하였다. 하지만 슐레이만은 루이 14세의 부의 과시에 오히려 오스만 투르크의 술탄 궁전이 더 화려하다고 하였고.
정작 그는 술탄의 정식 사신이 아니었던게 탄로나게 된다. 모욕을 당한 루이 14세는 몰리에르에게 오스만 투르크 인들을 희화화 하기 위한 작품을 만들라는 의뢰 및 명령을 하게 되고 몰리에르가 만든 것이 바로 서민귀족이다.
귀족이 되고 싶은 부르조아를 희화하함과 동시에 터키의 대사라고 뻥친 이들이 터키의 문화를 말할때 터키인들의 우스꽝 스러운 복장과 행동을 우스꽝 스럽게 표현하여 모욕당한 루이 14세가 초연을 보고 아주 흡족하였다고 함.
참고로 저 영상에서 가마에 앉아서 가짜 터키 대사에서 속는 조르댕 역을 맡은 사람이 몰리에르이다.
@FoersterX the scene is making fun of the naivety of a middle class man who dreams to become an aristocrat. He refuses his daughter to marry a commoner, who disguises himself as the son of the Turkish Sultan, in order to get his approval. He organizes a 'turkish ceremony' to knight the merchant, who is getting overexcited about it. That s 17th century humour poorly rendered by this crappy movie. At that tine, aristocrats loved to joke about pretentious new rich merchants.
@Korhan Eser You can watch "tous les matins du monde", not sure if it's on streaming though
Its not crap. Those are great actors and the storyline is interesting
Ils ont dut bien s'amuser a tourner cette scène qui est très gaie tcheky karyo (Molière) il n'en peu plus de rire . Mais il est vraie que historiquement LOUIS XIV adorait Molière qu'il était un de ses protégé
Voleo je i štitio Molijera a Lulia je morao da trpi jer je bio fenomenalan kompozitor. Luli baš i nije uživao naklonost Luja XIV jer je bio poreklom Italijan iz Firence
Lol j'écoute ça en 6 ème B j'aimerais que ma prof vois mon commentaire
Ewen Fait Des Vidéos elle l'a vu ? 😂
Can someone tell me why they are mad at the end?
They don't like this job
@@Julose33 makes sense
@D Anemon But isn't the point to entertain the king though? I mean its'a a play slagging A Turkish ambassador was rude in court. Surly the king is laughing at the character and not directly at him.
@@JaythePandaren Lully was a music composer and think he was the friend of the king, and the one that make him danse in ballet. Now he think he's just the jester.
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История создания этого смешного марша турок такова -во время приёма в Версале посла из Турции ,костюм Людовика 14 был украшен бриллиантами на несколько миллионов ливров .А посол Турции заметил что на лошади турецкого султана бриллиантов было больше чем на короле Франции.
Тогда Людовик приказал Люлли высмеять турецкого посла , поэтому и был придуман этот шутливый турецкий марш
Je croix que la fin de cette piece etait une insulte ouverte et grave, dirigé a l'empire ottomane, dès lorsque les "insultes" a etait directés au roi soleil par l'ambassadeur ottomane. Ca n'etait pas attendu que Moliere avait l'intention a se moqué vers l'empire ottomane, enfin parce que l'empire ottomane était allié avec la france pour plusieurs de temps. Parce que c'etait déplacé et vraiment choquant a faire cette moquerie, le roi et le public rigoler d'un air incredule mais enjoué. Cette moquerie est caché et perpetué par l'intrigue qui est orienté a la société bourgeois, et c'est ambigu. lorsque c'est le stupidité du protagoniste dont on ri ou sa commence, mais c'est plus drole par comment les acteurs comportent qu'on rigole a la situation--ou on decrit "mouhamet!" et la balancement d'un sabre au protagoniste chacuns des fois. Moliere soit reconnu avec genie par son style. on peut voir le genie de son style dans ses autres piece. excuse mon francais et ma grammaire, mais ce n'est pas ma premiere langue et j'espere que c'est un peu sensé la.
+anonymousfilmstudent C'était plutôt pour se moquer de la bêtise des bourgeois je pense.
Moquons nous apertement de ces fangeux que sont les ottomans spoliateurs ! 😂😂⚜️🇫🇷❤️
Bu kadar mı korkmuşlar bizden?...
Le roi soleil ne craignait personne , c'est l'Europe qui le craignait , il a fait son petit fils roi d'Espagne ......
@@francoisheron5203 :)
Lol
2:09
Where should I watch Le Roi Danse? I couldn’t find that movie...
Gloria tv, le roi danse
can somebody please explain why they laugh? I don't get it. ;)
Rien n'est risible ici. Pathétique !
Because Louis XIV asked Lully and Molière to avenge himself against the turkish ambassador who had misbehaved by composing " a ceremony with a ridiculous turk", which they did.
Who is the singer?
Je kiff ce film je l'ai en DVD mais je trouve dans cette scene la les faux rire du Roi gâche un peu tout en fait
Nous aurions effectivement du être emmenés dans ces rires. Rien de drôle ici. C'en est ennuyeux.
Ni veo de que se rien tanto, yo creo que Moliere y el rey estaban ebrios o drogrados jajajajja.
Comprendamos que el sentido del humor de la época era probablemente distinto, las sensibilidades cambian con el tiempo. Pero también esta escena carece de contexto, Recordemos que todo esto es una farsa creada por la hija de Monsieur Jourdain, Lucile, y su pretendiente, Cleonte, ya que Jourdain quería, por sobre todas las cosas, ser un noble, y casar a su hija con un noble, cosa que Cleonte no era. Cleonte decide armar una farsa, por lo que se hace pasar por el "Hijo del Gran turco" y pedir la mano de Lucile. Aquí, un lacayo de Cleonte y unos actores hacen pasar por turcos y convierten a Monsieur Jourdain en un "Paladín", para que luego Cleonte se pueda casar con Lucile.
De quoi ?
😂
@@MsOal calme toi frère
😡😡😡😡😡😡😡where this film
Hahahaha
What is the music
March for the Thurkish ceremony by Jean Baptiste Lully, the king’s musician
Que es la musica
La marche pour la cérémonie des Turcs
je me mets a danser la tète en bas
qui est le grand turc
Le dirigeant de l'Empire Ottoman à l'époque.
c'est trop rigolo ça alors
proof that it was made to mock the turks
I think the bad commedy sort of ruined the beautiful music.
Average guys night.
Franzılara bir çift lafım var: 🖕🏻👉🏻🇫🇷😂!
what's so funny? the people were starving in those days ;)
No they weren't.. This was during the reign of Louis XIV, not XVI.
It was funny because King Louis asked Moliere and Lully to make a play mocking the Turkish ambassador who misbehaved in his court; a middle class man who wants to be an aristocrat, refuses to let his daughter to marry commoners then thinks he was some son of a Sultan, arranged a ceremony.
@@thekingshussar1808 Thank you for the interesting history information. As a turkish person i use to listen this amazing baroque melody with proud but now i am little bit disappointed:))
Solche Komödien fallen heute unter stgb Paragraf 130 ,die Zuschauer Musiker und Schauspieler, Komponist und dichter,sie bekämen ,ein amtsärztlichs schreiben ,,Diagnose, xenophobie ,müssen beim amtspsychiater erscheinen, ö
C'est quoi la musique
La marche pour la cérémonie des Turcs
Se foutre de la gueule des turcs non mais sérieux lol
Non, des bourgeois
@@IsaureVita ben non des turcs.
C'était ya 300 ans tu sais, les moeurs étaient très différentes, les haut dignitaires Turcs de l'époque n'ont sans doute jamais jamais entendu parler de cette pièce de théâtre.
No doubt why they laugh to Madame Guillotine like that!!! bunch of mad lunatic nothing more
@Ensar Kaya
Wrong Era dude
@@Alceste-Resister as far as i know both event happened close era. I am not good at history I don't know
@@ensarkaya2534 this is about 5 generations before. I believe king Louis XV was this kings great grandson, who’s son got the chop.
@@pretzelstick320 ı saw on the comment section, one user was saying that ı quote "This music, it is the maximum representation of the Kingdom of France from Louis XIV to the French Revolution, absolute absolutism." ı agree
WHAT THE FREAK?
How is this funny?
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