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The Constitutional Convention of 1787
Taken from This is America, Charlie Brown: The Birth of the Constitution. Originally aired Friday October 28, 1988. Whether in Elementary School or College, the experiences of the Peanuts characters at the Constitutional Convention of 1787 serve as a valuable resource to understanding how The Constitution of the United States of America came into being.
Birth of the US Constitution 1777-1787
The current Constitution of the United States is the Perpetual Union's second. This video provides a brief history on the first constitution, the Articles of Confederation, its collapse and the process utilized to call the Philadelphia Convention of 1787 to form a More Perfect Union. The 1787 President of the United States and his Congress, ultimately, were responsible for the passage of our current US Constitution as they called the convention and choose not to change a word of the New Plan For the Federal Government sending it along to the States. This President and his Congress also passed the Northwest Ordinance , on which Daniel Webster would later remark: "We are accustomed to praise lawgivers of antiquity ... but I doubt whether one single law of any lawgiver, ancient or modern, has produced the effects of more distinct, marked, and lasting character than the Ordinance of 1787" These two laws, the US Constitution and The Northwest Ordinance are the products of the what this historian considers to be the most important US Presidency and Congress in American History. Do you the Presidents name?
JMU 1787 August Orientation 2011
James Madison University's Convocation Center was buzzing with excitement this afternoon as more than 4100 first-year students gathered with their First-Year Orientation Guides at the official kick-off to August Orientation, the University Welcome. This preview shows clips of the welcome including the legendary "FROG Dance", the jMU cheer, and words of wisdom from those associated with JMU and the Orientation program. JMU Office of Orientation www.jmu.edu/orientation Featuring (in order): Courtney Wallace ('12), 1787 Coordinator Dr. Mark Warner, Senior VP Student Affairs Nikitah Imani, Associate Professor of Sociology Tisha McCoy-Ntiamoah, Director of Orientation "Ritter" Clevenger, Madison Union Pat Watral ('12), SGA President Tyler Bradley ('12), 1787 Coordinator Produced by Chris Meyers ('11), University Marketing
Carl Friedrich Abel (1723-1787) - Prelude For Viola da gamba
Friederike Heumann (Viola da gamba) www.mdt.co.uk Carl Friedrich Abel (22 December 1723 -- 20 June 1787) was a German composer of the Classical era. (The Chambers Biographical Dictionary gives his year of birth erroneusly as 1725.) He was a fine player of the viola da gamba, and composed important music for that instrument. Abel was born in Köthen, the son of Christian Ferdinand Abel, the principal viola da gamba and cello player in the court orchestra of Johann Sebastian Bach. There is no proof that Abel studied at the Thomasschule Leipzig, but it was on Bach's recommendation that in 1748 he was able to join Johann Adolph Hasse's court orchestra at Dresden where he remained for ten years. In 1759 (or 1758 according to Chambers), he went to England and became chamber-musician to Queen Charlotte. He gave a concert of his own compositions in London, performing on various instruments, one of which was a five-string cello known as a pentachord, which had been recently invented by John Joseph Merlin. In 1762, Johann Christian Bach, the eleventh son of JS Bach, joined him in London, and the friendship between him and Abel led, in 1764 or 1765, to the establishment of the famous Bach-Abel concerts, England's first subscription concerts. In those concerts, many celebrated guest artists appeared, and many works of Haydn received their first English performance.
D.Bortnyansky - Quintet in C dur (1787) - Largetto, Allegretto (2)
Д.С.Бортнянский До мажорный Квинтет (1787) The "Baroque" Ensemble Ансамбль "Барокко" Russia/ Россия 1995 "Russian Music before M.Glinka" Dmitry Stepanovich Bortnyansky (1751-1825) 1751 - Born on the 28th of October in the Russian Empire. Russian composer. - He received his first musical education at the music school of his home town. 1758 - He was accepted into the Boys' Choir of the Petersburg Court at the age of seven and he sang in the Imperial Chapel Choir in St. Petersburg. 1776 - Composed operas: "Creonte" and "Alcide" in Venice, and "Quinto Fabio" at Modena - Italy. 1779 - Returned to the court at St. Petersburg. - He became director of the Petersburg Court Musicians. 1786 - Composed four more operas "Le Faucon", "Le Fete du Seigneur", "Don Carlos", and "Le Fils-Rival ou La Moderne Stratonice". 1796 - He became the director of the Imperial Musicians, who flourished under his leadership. - Bortnyanki composed three more operas, numerous Choral works, songs, and chambermusic. The bulk of his life's work consists of diverse choruses and hymns. 1825 - Died in St. Petersburg on 10th of October, and was interred at Alexander Nevsky Monastery in St. Petersburg.
Abel Carl Friedrich - Adagio WKO 209 - (1723 - 1787)
Abel Carl Friedrich - Adagio WKO 209 - (1723 - 1787)
The Constitutional Chinvention of 1787
A segment of our AP Government movie project "Flashes of Government" - featuring a guest appearance by The Amazing Talking Chin Person as Patrick Henry! Edited by "James Madison"
In 1787
A children's song commemorating the Constitutional Convention of 1787 by Jacqueline Jules, www.jacquelinejules.com. © Jacqueline Jules, 2009
Framers of US Constitution Preamble Founding Fathers 1787
storiesofusa.com - Framers of US Constitution Preamble Founding Fathers 1787
D.Bortnyansky - Quintet in C dur (1787) - Allegro moderato
Д.С.Бортнянский До мажорный Квинтет (1787) The "Baroque" Ensemble Ансамбль "Барокко" Russia/ Россия 1995 "Russian Music before M.Glinka" Dmitry Stepanovich Bortnyansky (1751-1825) 1751 - Born on the 28th of October in the Russian Empire. Russian composer. - He received his first musical education at the music school of his home town. 1758 - He was accepted into the Boys' Choir of the Petersburg Court at the age of seven and he sang in the Imperial Chapel Choir in St. Petersburg. 1776 - Composed operas: "Creonte" and "Alcide" in Venice, and "Quinto Fabio" at Modena - Italy. 1779 - Returned to the court at St. Petersburg. - He became director of the Petersburg Court Musicians. 1786 - Composed four more operas "Le Faucon", "Le Fete du Seigneur", "Don Carlos", and "Le Fils-Rival ou La Moderne Stratonice". 1796 - He became the director of the Imperial Musicians, who flourished under his leadership. - Bortnyanki composed three more operas, numerous Choral works, songs, and chambermusic. The bulk of his life's work consists of diverse choruses and hymns. 1825 - Died in St. Petersburg on 10th of October, and was interred at Alexander Nevsky Monastery in St. Petersburg.
JMU 1787 Orientation Preview (2010)
During James Madison University's 1787 Orientation in August 2010, 4000 incoming JMU freshman will take part in a massive dance performance inspired by Amy Harmon's "The DNA Age" and choreographed by the Liz Lerman Dance Exchange. www.jmu.edu www.danceexchange.org Producer Nathan Marsh ('01) Assistant Producer Jessica Weaver ('11)
wilson showcase model a2000 superskin 1787
im sorry about the mistake i ment the showcase a2000 1787 ss model, and yes it is a 1787 i promise
Vangelis - The Bounty - 23rd Dec 1787
Beautiful flow of rhythm and Spirit by Vangelis from the awesome film "The Bounty"
JMU 1787 Orientation 2010 - Embodied Survey
The "embodied survey" from the 2010 James Madison University 1787 Orientation Convocation featuring the Liz Lerman Dance Exchange, Dr. Carol Hurney, and the JMU Class of 2014. Carol Hurney, director of the Center for Faculty Innovation and associate professor of biology, says DNA makes a great metaphor for college life. "Everybody's DNA has two strands, but in order for information to get into the DNA or for you to get anything out of the DNA you have to open it up. In college, if you stay closed up and stay within yourself and you don't explore, you are sort of the most useless DNA molecule on this campus, because in order for you to reach your full potential you have to open yourself up." In addition to orientation, the Liz Lerman Dance Exchange will visit campus several times this year to teach students and will perform "Ferocious Beauty: Genome" Jan. 21 and Jan. 23 at the Forbes Center for the Performing Arts. Inspired by the mapping of the human genome, this multimedia dance performance showcases a unique collaboration between artists, scientists and educators. Two interdisciplinary courses introduced this year will explore science and art. This fall Dr. Louise Temple, professor of integrated science and technology, and Alysia Davis, part-time faculty member in Cross Disciplinary Studies, are teaching "Gender Issues and Visualization in Science." In the spring Dr. Kyle Seifert, assistant professor of biology, and Lisa Tubach, associate professor of art, will be ...
Metal Detecting a Tavern built 1787
Here John and I are Metal Detecting a Tavern Built in 1787. We are using Minelab E-Tracs and Sunray probes. This is our first attempt at doing a video. The coins found were a 1817 and a 1845 Large Cent.
OC ReMix #1787: Romancing SaGa 'Tant Mieux' [Unerasable Pain] by Theory of Nonexistence...
ReMixers: Sixto Sounds, Theory of Nonexistence ocremix.org FREE at ocremix.org • SHIRTS & HOODIES! http • DONATE! bit.ly Facebook! facebook.com • Twitter! twitter.com • Game: Romancing SaGa (Square, 2005, PS2) • ReMixer(s): Sixto Sounds, Theory of Nonexistence • Composer(s): Kenji Ito • Song(s): 'Unerasable Pain' •Posted: 2008-12-09, evaluated by djpretzel Founded in 1999, OverClocked ReMix is an organization dedicated to the appreciation, preservation, and interpretation of video game music. Its primary focus is ocremix.org - a website featuring thousands of free fan arrangements, information on game music and composers, resources for aspiring artists, and a thriving community of video game music fans. For media inquiries (interviews, articles, conventions) or soundtrack development with OverClocked ReMix, please contact us! http Video by José the Bronx Rican (José E. Felix) www.bronxrican.com Additional direction by Liontamer (Larry Oji) OverClocked ReMix is a not-for-profit site that provides a ton of free music, which requires a ton of bandwidth and a pretty hefty web server. We need your help to keep the site running! • http • bit.ly JOIN US: • ocremix.org • facebook.com • twitter.com • last.fm • youtube.com • facebook.com • groups.myspace.com • orkut.com • fah-web.stanford.edu
The Last PDS and How we killed 55.8 Black people in 1787
The PDS had a good run. In an around about way I'm kind of forced into doing this. Its not the end of something, but us growing together. The best way to describe it is a spin-off. Actually thats a terrible way to describe it. You'll understand on Monday 3PM Pacific. Once again just so you aren't confused. I am not leaving. I'm stopping the show titled The Philip DeFranco Show. New schtuff is coming, and it will be on this channel. And you'll understand why I'm having to do this soon enough. The Twitter: twitter.com The Facebook: facebook.com
Joseph Martin Kraus (1756-1792) Piano Sonata in E major VB196 (1/3) Vivace (1787)
Mario MARTINOLI, fortepiano Instrument: Ferdinando Granziera, Milan, 1990, after Andreas Stein, ca. 1782. Recording: 9-11 July 2003, Rovereto (Italy) Publication date: 2004 for Stradivarius (www.stradivarius.it) Order CD at http The works for pianoforte of Joseph Martin Kraus comprise a fairly limited number of compositions and are marginal in comparison with the rest of his output, which is mainly orchestral and operatic. Nonetheless, his piano music is of the highest quality and of great musical, historical and artistic value. Kraus was quite clearly a composer with a profound technical knowledge of his instrument and was thoroughly at home with the forms and language of late seventeenth century piano composition. His main piano works are two large sonatas, (a third is lost); the others are short pieces written over roughly ten years, although there is some uncertainty about the reasons why they were composed. His central work for piano is undoubtedly the monumental Sonata in E Major, published in Stockholm in 1788 by Ahlström and written between 1787 and 1788. This is one of the most original and complex late seventeenth-century piano compositions and is a worthy addition to any good modern pianists basic repertoire. Kraus here is quite clearly an innovator and deliberately pushes beyond the established, safe boundaries of the compositional models of his day in his search for a new template for form and expression. The same attitude lay behind the way in which he ...
[Bis/Rock] Sabot-sabot by Phylum (Bisaya Baybayin Hervás © (1787))
[no copyright infringement intended. for entertainment purposes only] ~Credits: *Cute Fonts:(the maker of fonts) www.fontspace.com *Baybayin Fonts: www.mts.net *English Translation: Blue Grapes *Wallpaper: to the owner, if you own this please tell me so i can add credits to you ~About the Artist: *Phylum An all-male alternative band from Cebu City, Philippines. *More Info: www.facebook.com when i saw this video, i was like why i feel like this one is like so emo, now i realize my error, watching this over and over again, the baybayin and English sub have the same color font lol ^^, am i color blind now?
Mozart: Don Giovanni - premiere of the opera in Prague 1787 from czech serial FLVěk, PART II.
Czech serial FLVěk (1971), exepts from opera - End of Aria Leporello, Masetto Zerlina & chorus, duet La ci darem la mano /Solists of National Theater in Prague Eduard Haken, Karel Berman, Jaroslav Horacek, Ivo Zidek, Dalibor Jedlicka, Marta Boháčová, Eva Zikmundová, Jadwiga Wysoczanská director: František Filip
LEOPOLD MOZART ( 1719-1787 ) - CONCERTO POUR COR - André Cazalet
Leopold MOZART ( 1719-1787 ) Concerto pour cor André CAZALET Orchestre de chambre national de Toulouse Direction Alain MOGLIA
Mozart: Don Giovanni - premiere of the opera in Prague 1787 from czech serial FLVěk, PART I.
Czech serial FLVěk (1971), exepts from opera - overture, Aria of Leporello/Solists of National Theater in Prague Eduard Haken, Karel Berman, Jaroslav Horacek, Ivo Zidek, Dalibor Jedlicka, Marta Boháčová, Eva Zikmundová, Jadwiga Wysoczanská director: František Filip
O DEL MIO DOLCE ARDOR - CHRISTOPHE W. GLUCK (1714-1787) SUNG BY YOUNG OPERA SINGER 17 YR OLD
jULIA LAUDANO SOPRANO SINGING THIS SONG AGAIN AT A MOTHERS DAY CONCERT IN LONDON, AND GOT TO MEET A PROFESSIONAL OPERA SINGER! Please view my channel for more recent performances also singing Classical Italian and musical theatre songs. Thanks for viewing
Christoph Willibald Gluck (1714-1787) - L'innocenza giustificata - Non è la mia speranza
Christoph Willibald Gluck (1714-1787) - L'innocenza giustificata - Non è la mia speranza Festa teatrale by Giacomo Durazzo using texts by Pietro Metastasio Claudia, Maria Bayo Valerio, Andreas Karasiak Flaminia, Marina de Liso Flavio, Veronica Cangemi Chor Werk Ruhr Cappella Coloniensis Christopher Moulds, direction My hope is not bright like a clear sky's light, But glows dimly Like a faint rainbow. A glow that appears far off And as it appears, vanishes again, Reveals to me, o God, the danger, But makes it no smaller.
[Bis/Rock] Inday by Missing Filemon (Bisaya Baybayin Hervás © (1787))
Sorry for the roughly English Translation.... [no copyright infringement intended. for entertainment purposes only] ~Credits: *Cute Fonts:(the maker of fonts) www.fontspace.com *Baybayin Fonts: www.mts.net *English Translation: Blue Grapes *Wallpaper: to the owner, if you own this please tell me so i can add credits to you ~About the Artist: *Missing Filemon is a Cebuano rock band. Since 2002 *More Info: www.facebook.com ~What is Inday Means: *Inday is a tender word which means, precious, dear, loved one. *Inday does not mean a Housemaid Read more: www.su.edu.ph
Atrocity - Humans Lost Humanity
01 Blue Blood 02 When The Fire Burns Over The Sea 03 Humans Lost Humanity* released in 1989 by Nuclear Blast Records no copyright infringement intended!
CPE Bach: Die Auferstehung und Himmelfahrt Jesu
CPE Bach: Die Auferstehung und Himmelfahrt Jesu. Recorded live at the Church of St. Nikolai, Leipzig (May 2004) Published in DVD Video by EuroArts. Interpreted by La Petite Bande directed by Sigiswald Kuijken . We listen here the extract "Mein Geist, voll Furcht und Freuden" by Stephan Genz.
O DEL MIO DOLCE ARDOR - CHRISTOPHE W. GLUCK (1714-1787) SUNG BY YOUNG OPERA SINGER 16 YR OLD
JULIA LAUDANO SINGING AT A LONDON MUSIC FESTIVAL .O DEL MIO DOLCE ARDOR (dall' opera "Elena e Paride,,-1769). Please view my channel for more recent performances also singing Classical Italian and Musical Theatre songs. Thanks for viewing
Samia&Boher scènes ep 1787(16 août 2011)
Alors que Jean Paul et Samia s'opposent à son sujet, Jean-François décide de suivre les conseils de la jeune femme et de parler sincèrement à Tatiana. Mal à l'aise, il s'empêtre dans ses explications et envenime encore plus les choses. Mais le soir, au sortir du commissariat, Tatiana l'attend... Elle l'aime et décide de passer l'éponge...
15 Events that Led to the Civil War
A project my friend Eric and I did for our history class. We eneded up getting a 104 and it is fairly historically accurate, minus the clothes and few hiccups along the way. But here's a brief synopsis of the events: Northwest Ordinance of 1787-Basically, what this did was lay the groundwork for how the territories west of the Appalachian mountains would be created and if they were to allow slavery. The Missouri Compromise- this allowed slavery slavery south of the 36-30 parallel and made Missouri a slave state. It was later repealed The Gag Rule- pretty much you weren't allowed to talk about slavery in Congress Nat Turner's Rebellion- A slave named Nat Turner led an attack against his owner and killed nearly 50 people over the course of 3 days. He went into hiding but was eventually hanged The Underground Railroad- a system of safe points and houses leading escaped slaves from the South into freedom in the North The Compromise of 1850- Henry Clay originally proposed this as one bill, but it had to pass as series. It allowed California to be free, no slave trading in Washington DC and stricter fugitive slave laws Stricter Fugitive Slave Laws- no longer made freed black in the north free, slave catachers could bring free blacks back to the South legally Uncle Tom's Cabin- Harriet Beecher Stowe's mindbending look on slavery through the yes of an educated slave named Uncle Tom and his hardships. The south was outraged by this book Kansas-Nebraska Act- repealed the Missouri ...
V. Martín y Soler: L'Arbore di Diana (1787) / Ouverture for orchestra / Josep Vicent
VICENTE MARTÍN Y SOLER [1754-1806] L'ARBORE DI DIANA Dramma giocoso in 2 Atti Libretto: Lorenzo Da Ponte Vienna, Burgtheater, 1 October 1787 Act I, Scene 1 Ouverture for orchestra - 0:05 The World Orchestra of Jeunesse Musicales / Josep Vicent (conductor) www.theworldorchestra.org 2006 Columna Musica 1CM0164 - DDD www.columnamusica.com [on modern instruments]
Luciano Pavarotti, CHE FARO SENZA EURIDICE /Cristoph Willibald Gluck (1714-1787)
The greatest tenor of all time,... Taken from Live-Konzert 1968 in Modena. Italian text: Che farò senza Euridice? Dove andrò senza il mio ben? Euridice! Oh Dio! Rispondi! Io son pure il tuo fedel! Euridice Ah! non mavanza Più soccorso, più speranza, Né dal mondo, né dal ciel! Che farò senza Euridice? Dove andrò senza il mio ben?
Mozart's Top 10 musical pieces
10 (actually 11) of Mozart's works give sampling of one of the greatest composers of all time. Please enjoy it and seek out more of his wonderful music. -Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, 1st movement (1787) -Clarinet Quintet, 1st movement (1789) -Marriage of Figaro, A day of madness, Overture (1786) -Piano Concerto No. 17 (1784) -Turkish Rondo (alla turca) (1783) -Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, 3rd movement (1787) -Piano Concerto No. 21 (1785) -Symphony No. 40 (1788) -Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, 2nd movement (1787) -Clarinet Quintet, 3rd movement (1789) -Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, 4th movement (1787)
François Francœur - Symphonies pour le festin du Comte d'Artois - VII. Contredanse
François Francœur (1698 - 1787) "Suite de simphonies pour le festin royal de Monseigneur le Comte d'Artois" [Music for the Wedding of the Count d'Artois] (1773) - Suite in G minor: VII. Contredanse La Simphonie du Marais, Hugo Reyne. * Painting: "La Toilette", François Boucher, 1730 (Huile sur toile - Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection Lugano). ** Superintendent of Music for the Kings Chamber and a noted violinist, François Francœur was one of the most high-profile French musicians of the XVIIIth century. Louis XV and his Court pampered this attractive virtuoso who devised the finest, most festive music for the Kings celebrations. In 1773, for the wedding of the Count of Artois, the future Charles X, with Marie-Thérèse of Savoy, he performed his Simphonies which contributed to the "great disorder" (ie feverish atmosphere) noted in his diary by the "Intendant des Menus Plaisirs", in charge of the festivities. Francœurs suites "à la française", by their modernity, paint a fascinating wordless portrait of a period in which revolution seems unthinkable, but in which the French spirit shows itself ready for profound transformation.
COMET Colour Fontäne - Art.Nr. 1062 - BAM-PII-1787 - KAT 2
COMET Colour Fontäne - Art.Nr. 1062 - BAM-PII-1787 - KAT 2
Bach: Prelude and Fugue in D minor, BWV 875, on clavichord
JS Bach: Prelude and Fugue in D minor, BWV 875, from The Well-Tempered Clavier, on replica Stein 1787 clavichord. This replica of Johann Andreas Stein's 1787 single-strung, unfretted clavichord, built by Jack Peters of Seattle ( www.jackpeters.com ), is based on the sole surviving example in Gemeentemuseum at The Hague. It is an instrument with a double-pinned bridge that has a small footprint on a small soundboard. About this instrument, Jack Peters writes "An atypical single strung historical clavichord. The piano maker Stein was known for his ingenious inventions, including the 'Melodica' and the 'Saitenharmonica.' Starting as an organ builder he evolved into a celebrated fortepiano maker to the Mozarts. His late, 1787, 54-note (C-f3) clavichord in the Hague Gemeentemuseum is a model of compactness and restraint. Not only short but also very narrow, the stringband is squeezed onto a tiny bridge and soundboard. The sound is surprisingly Viennese-pianolike and its extended treble allows the music of late composers like Haydn and CPE Bach. John Koster, in his article in De Clavichordio I, points out the great differences between it and the earlier Mozart clavichord now in the Hungarian National Museum (1762). Wound strings are critical to the success of the bass octave, as are the heavy iron and phosphor bronze for the single strings of the treble. The extremely narrow tangents must be regulated with great precision." ---- Jack Peters replicator and builder in Seattle.
Salavieï (Le Rossignol)
Salavieï (Nightingale) by Alexander Nikolaievitch Alabiev (1787-1851) Sung by Bixia Wu
DON GIOVANNI, MOZART - il Mio Tesoro by the Peruvian Tenor Luis Alva
From Don Giovanni the Peruvian Tenor LUIS ALVA (Luigi Alva - Lima Peru April 4, 1927), as Don Ottavio, executing and singing "Il Mio tesoro" in France 1960. In this scene from Mozart's great opera Don Giovanni, Don Ottavio has become convinced that Don Giovanni was the person who killed his fiancee's father, and swears that he will make sure Donna Anna gets her revenge on Don Giovanni. www.italianbusinessguide.com DON GIOVANNI by MOZART, 1787 Don Giovanni music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and libretto of Lorenzo da Ponte and Music 1787, a delicious opera example of Bel Canto music and melodrama Don Giovanni (il dissoluto punito, ossia il Don Giovanni, literally The Rake Punished, or Don Giovanni) a great opera in two acts with music by WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART and with an Italian libretto by LORENZO DA PONTE. It was premiered in the Estates Theatre in Prague on OCTOBER 29, 1787. Da Ponte's libretto was billed like many of its time as dramma giocoso, a term that denotes a mixing of serious and comic action. MOZART entered the work into his catalogue as an "opera buffa". Although sometimes classified as comic, it blends comedy, melodrama and supernatural elements. The Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard wrote in his book Enten -- Eller (Either/Or) that Mozart's Don Giovanni is "a work without blemish, of uninterrupted perfection."The finale, in which Don Giovanni refuses to repent, has been a captivating philosophical and artistic topic for many writers including George ...
F. Francœur & F. Rebel - Pyrame & Thisbé - Troupe de peuples
François Francœur (1698 - 1787) and François Rebel (1701 - 1775) Pyrame et Thisbé, tragédie lyrique (1726) - Act I: Troupe de peuples - Ensemble Stadivaria, Daniel Cuillet. * Painting: Le comte d'Artois and his sister, madame Clotilde (1763, Paris, Louvre museum) by François-Hubert Drouais (1727 - 1775).
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