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The beginning of the bloody revolution


anniversary a few days ago again, the massacre of September 1792.
The storming of the royal palace a few weeks earlier , where the royal family was captured, was bleeding and called for numerous deaths. A report by the Swiss Guard is to be found even in this blog. Famous were the days-long massacre of September 1792, was the lynching of Madame de Lamballe a personal confidante of Marie Antoinette. She was arrested in the assault on the Tuileries, and on 3 September 1792 publicly lynched by citizens. Just as they died in the days of September 1500 clergy, members of the nobility and other detainees that were taken out of prisons and in the fast-sentenced to death or massacred on the same spot. Danton, who was at that time Minister of Justice, could not prevent the massacre of defenseless prisoners. Although the Paris riots ran with blood, human sacrifices were measured in the years to the reign of terror rather low. In the following years until about the end of the Revolution 1799 250 000 French people were violently killed.

* The above portrait of Madame de Lamballe shows a little-known painting by Anton Hickel in the possession of the collection of light stone.

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Le Salon de Musique de Marie-Antoinette in 2009









A tasteful collection of selected performances with reference to Marie Antoinette. The songs are only played for an intimate audience with a small orchestra and a maximum of one voice.
today would say that chamber music for it. There you will find many pieces of harp and the great composers from the period known as Marie Antoinette Gretry, Mozart, Gluck and Cardon. A small treat can be heard in between and not so hard to hear is how long works from that period
The CD is available from Amazon and reached the title link.

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Gabrielle and Marguerite de Navarre Henri



The n'ai pu dans la guerre qu'une
royaume gagner sur toute la terre
corn
Vos yeux doivent sprinklers.

Cruells
Malheureux Departier jour!
Que ne suis-je sans vie sans amour Ou
!

Partagez ma couronne
Le prix de ma valeur, Je le tiens de Bellone

Competence-la de mon coeur.

Cruells
Malheureux Departier jour!
Que ne suis-je sans vie sans amour Ou
!


In war crowd and battle waves
I Won my kingdom completely, but
reign over the earth wide arc
your eyes shine. Hapless

of heart,
cruel anguish!
Oh, könnt'ich
rather be dead than without love!

Did part of my crown, the
, my pledge of honor, trust me
Bellone
Take it from my hand. Hapless

of heart,
cruel anguish!
Oh, könnt'ich
rather be dead than without love!



The poem dedicated to Henry of France and Navarre and his beloved mistress, Gabrielle d 'Estrées in 1593.
As the text of the poem, you can "have part of my crown ..." was Henri, King of France decided to marry his mistress.
Only he was still married to Margot de Valois could get no children. Henri aimed for in Rome the cancellation of the marriage to Margot, and Pope Clement VIII in 1599 gave first smoke signals for a conciliatory solution, in the sense of France. Since Henri was bursting with the announcement he would have married at Easter 1599 Gabrielle d'Estrees. This is not only the Pope in Rome but also important people in France saw as a nightmare.
Gabrielle only half as old as the King is not only Queen of France, but would be in the death of Henry, regent of your illegitimate and may also soon become legitimate children. A bloody confrontation with the illegitimate children, César, Duke of Vendome was predictable. The financial position of France and the dubious origin Gabrielle brought the king in an awkward position. France was once again just before the bankruptcy. Thus, Gabrielle d'Estrees yet in 1599 just before her marriage to Henri prötzlich ill and died shortly after. Some suspect a poisoning, but that does not exactly know.
Henri wrote on 15 4. 1599 to his sister Catherine:
Many dear sister, sorrow and pain will accompany me to the grave ... But because God has made me non my sake in this world, but for the sake of the Kingdom, which would apply all my thoughts and wishes only to preserve. The roots of my love have died and will never do more flowers!
married in 1600 Henri Maria de Medici still in force at the time as the woman with the largest fortunes in Europe. And as a dowry equal substitute one million ecus d 'Or the owners who were drawn to three-quarters for the eradication of the most pressing debts approaching France.

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Dixain

I have long Senty Deden
love my heart to you I have made if very strong, very honest and
If so pleyne of honor, no heart
Qu'oncques sentist do so;
But now that both comforts me,
Although I feel my affection lively,
your person is so great and so innocently
That feeling, that my faith conferma,
Makes me have the esection craintifve
If this love is you or me.

Zehnzeiler

fühl tief im Herzen Ich schon seit Jahren der Liebe Euch Zu
mächtiges Begehren,
(So und doch nur schicklich mit allen Ehren)
denies Wie ein Heart it was able to receive Sun
But now is such a comfort me in my life;
Although I am my inclination sure
Shows you clear me your pure mind,
That feel what my heart swears will
I urge towards such doubt
Whether this love you that belongs to me.




Marguerite de Navarre, Madame d'Angouleme, Duchess of Alencon
Margaret of Navarre b. 1492, d. 1549, is the sister of French King Francis I. She was one of the most important intellectual women of her time , patron of poets and scholars, among others, Clément Marot . She married in 1527 the King of Navarre. Their main work, which drew on the model of Boccaccio's "Decameron" Heptameron of nouvelle "is a Sammlungvon stories that are built into a frame. Margaret also wrote secular spiritual poetry.

Text by: Abel Lefranc, Les dernières Poésie de Marguerite de Navarre, 1896