POV: You're in Love with a French Courtesan | a playlist
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- Опубликовано: 19 апр 2022
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Painting: "Lady Helen Vincent, Viscountess d'Abernon" by John Singer Sargent.
"Romance" by Franz Paul Maria Guillery (I think)
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Timestamps:
00:00 | La traviata / Act I: "Un dì felice, eterea" - Guiseppe Verdi
03:13 | Invitation to the Dance - Carl von Weber
12:01 | Nocturnes, Op. 9: No. 2 in E-Flat Major. Andante - Frederic Chopin
16:04 | La Traviata / Act 1: Prelude - Guiseppe Verdi
20:04 | La traviata / Act II: "Che fai?" - "Nulla" - Guiseppe Verdi
22:33 | Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-Flat Major, Op. 73 "Emperor": 2. Adagio un poco mosso - Ludwig van Beethoven
30:51 | Sinfonia No. 12 in G Minor, MWV N12, "Fuga": II. Andante - Felix Mendelssohn
38:14 | La Damnation de Faust, Op. 24, H 111 / Pt. 4: Scène 15. Romance. "D'amour l'ardente flamme" - Hector Berlioz
45:55 | I Puritani / Act 1: "A te, o cara" - Vincenzo Bellini
52:41 | La traviata / Act II: "Ah! Dite alla giovine" - Guiseppe Verdi
56:47 | Capriccio brillant, Op. 22: Andante - Felix Mendelssohn
59:18 | Symphony No. 5 In C Sharp Minor: IV. Adagietto. Sehr langsam - Gustav Mahler
01:10:17 | Madama Butterfly / Act I: Bimba dagli occhi pieni di malia - Giacomo Puccini
You met her at the Paris Opera, where she came every evening carrying a bouquet of white camellias, except for the five days each month when the camellias were red
like.. her period?
@@aliceliardet6621 yeah, in Lady of the Camellias the titular character is a courtesan who carries red camellias to the opera when she's on her period so her lovers will know that they won't be accompnying her home on those evenings
@@jovana.stanojlovic0 😆😆Jovana, are your camelias white today?
OMG, I’m just reading it and now I know the reference thanks to you!
@@eliza1142 it's sweet of you to tell me that, ty!
Yeah, I’m in love just not with the courtesans but with this music
I'm in love with ultravclet
I don't regret loving classical music. Beautiful music never goes out of style. It will always be.
Me too.
*currently dying*
why do I put myself through this 💀💀💀
Merci… juste merci pour encore une fois, une playlist de qualité. ❤️
I was just reading The Lady with the Camelias when I remembered this playlist. That's nice.
Starting with La Traviata was a GREAT choice
Hey 👋
PERFECT FOR SPEEDRUNNING FRENCH FOR MY TEST!!!
I am a Black man living in 17th century France. My name is Jean and I have been captivated by a French courtesan named Marie. She is unlike any woman I have ever met. Her grace, her charm, and her beauty are unmatched. From the moment I first laid eyes on her, I knew that I had to have her.
Marie is the epitome of elegance. Her hair is a cascading waterfall of golden curls that frames her delicate face. Her eyes are like emeralds, sparkling with intelligence and wit. Her skin is creamy and flawless, and I cannot help but to be mesmerized by the way she moves. She floats across the room as if she is walking on air, and her laughter is like music to my ears.
I first met Marie at a ball held in the court of Louis XIV. She was wearing a stunning gown of emerald green that accentuated her curves and made her stand out among the sea of people. I approached her, my heart pounding in my chest, and asked her to dance. To my surprise, she said yes.
As we danced, I felt as if I was in a dream. Her body was warm against mine, and I could smell the scent of roses in her hair. We talked and laughed, and for a moment, it felt as if we were the only two people in the room.
After the dance was over, Marie and I retreated to a quiet corner of the ballroom. We talked for hours, and I found myself falling deeper and deeper in love with her. I knew that I was not supposed to feel this way. As a Black man, I was not supposed to desire a woman like Marie. But I could not help myself.
Over the next few weeks, I saw Marie whenever I could. We went for long walks in the gardens, picnicked by the river, and even attended a few more balls together. I knew that what we were doing was dangerous, but I could not imagine my life without her.
However, our love was not meant to be. One day, Marie's mother found out about our affair and forbade her from seeing me. I was heartbroken, but I understood. Marie was a courtesan, and she had a reputation to uphold. She could not be seen with a Black man, no matter how much she loved him.
Years have passed since then, but I have never forgotten about Marie. She will always be the one who got away, the one who captured my heart and never let go. Even now, as an old man, I think about her every day and wonder what could have been if we had been born in a different time, a different place. But even though our love was forbidden, it will always be a part of me, a reminder of a time when anything was possible, even love between a Black man and a French courtesan.
As the years passed, I never stopped thinking about Marie. I always wondered what could have been if we had been allowed to be together. But one day, as an old man, I received a letter from Marie herself.
In the letter, she revealed that she had been secretly in love with me all along, but had been too afraid to tell me. She explained that her mother had forbidden our relationship not because of my race, but because she was afraid of Marie falling in love with someone who could not provide for her financially. But now, Marie was wealthy enough to make her own decisions, and she wanted to be with me.
I was shocked and overjoyed. After all these years, my love for Marie had never faded, and now, it seemed that we could finally be together. I wrote back immediately, expressing my love for her and my desire to be with her forever.
And so, Marie and I reunited after all those years apart. We spent the rest of our lives together, finally free to love each other without any restrictions or barriers. It was a happy ending to a love story that had once seemed impossible, and it taught me that sometimes, fate has a way of bringing us back to the people we truly belong with, no matter how long it takes or what obstacles we face.
Wow! When the woman in the portrait looks so pretty that you can't even look away!
i can't believe i discovered this playlist right now as i'm currently reading "chéri" by colette
writing my napoleon bonaparte essay to this
Υeeess the internet have been reborn (sorry if this does not make sense)
I AM falling in love with a French courtesan and I’ve never been to France. Magnificent though it’s also a bit of a sad feeling almost tragic. On the other feeling it’s 2022 how she gets her money is her business. I love you whoever you are out there…! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I was just learning yesterday about how La Femme du aux Camélias, La Traviata, Camille, and Moulin Rouge are about the same historical French courtesan!
I was waiting for this :,)
A vontade de reler a dama das camélias com essa playlist tá bem grande😍
Hey 👋 how are you doing today?
Currently watching illusions perdues. Verry nice !
I believe, she is a portrait of a what was French called a class 'societal' 'demimonde.' Questionable women to wealthy men as a form of high social poisition for/to men of wealth. The movie 'Gigi' directed by Vincente Minnelli, was released in 1950s as an excellent musical portrayal of the French period of 'demimonde.' Yes, Vincente Minnelli was gay though temporarily married to Judy Garland and fathered, Liza Minnelli. The movie, 'Camille' is adapted from LA Traviata, too. All women were the 'demimonde.' The tragedy of being fixed to a societal role as a 'demimonde' established a woman without the so-called morals could never hope to fall in love and position a future marriage. The 'societal class of women is her dowry' that determined 'what status she' could 'bring to the groom in marriage.' A demimonde though in elaborate position of her wealth, jewelry, property, and dress, her 'prestige was tainted by the 'wealthy lover' (or several) that typically moved onto their next 'interest.' Without dowry, many women were poor in driven to low a level prostitute or as bar mistresses. Trade for a woman was not existence. Thank you. ❤
This playlist is.
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PERFECTION 💕
Aah, to be in "the portrait of the lady on fire" but drops into marie antoinette era😬
i like how beethoven is just called "god" 22:33
on my way to learn french
eu me identifico com esse título
Je suis grande fan! (Mhonhonhon)
She ended up being a German spy in ww2
I feel more like I'm not in love with him but he won't let me be
No se que decir, quinto comentario, por ejemplo
Is there a Tracklist somewhere?
Exquisite! can someone please name the song's timing?
Hey 👋
😊😊
Love you Lena
Can you replace you discord link please? It doesn’t work
What is the meaning of coutresan?
A prostitute, but for wealth upper-class clients
Its like a whore for like upper-class people back in the day (or maybe it's for everyone I cannot quite remember)
1:08:08 Civ 5 music
I can't read the song titles😭😭😭
mas quase não tem música em francês!? X-/
Moulin Rouge! or La Traviata? who knows?
Anybody got timestamps for this?