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Jean-Baptiste Lully
Jean-Baptiste Lully
Jean-Baptiste Lully was an Italian born French composer who was known for his work in the court of Louis XIV of France. His music is mainly from the Middle Baroque period in which he used the basso continuo as the driving force behind the music. You can hear the power and liveliness when you listen to it on vinyl, for which he is most notable for. His popular works of passacaille and chaconne are even considered to be dance movements found in “Armide” and “Phaeton.” “Miserere,” by far his most popular work, is considered to be pure genius and as equally acclaimed as his minor sacred
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