Jean-Baptiste Lully - Wikipedia
Ouch! The Mortal Misstep Of The Sun King's Composer | WRTI
Jean-Baptiste Lully, surintendant de la musique de Louis XIV – Party like 1660
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Celebrating the (soap opera) life of Jean-Baptiste Lully, born November 28 - The New Classical FM
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In Memoriam: Jean-Baptiste Lully (Or, Don't Let the Job Kill You)
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Jean Baptiste Lully - Composer Biography, Facts and Music Compositions
Jean-Baptiste Lully | French composer | Britannica
Jean-Baptiste Lully Archives - Cleveland Classical
Jean-Baptiste Lully (born Giovanni Battista Lulli November 28, 1632 - March 22, 1687) was an Italian-born French composer, instrumentalist, and dancer who spent most of his life working in the court of
Canzona - Jean-Baptiste Lully died shortly after the composition of his Grands Motets from complications of gangrene, having stabbed his foot with his conducting staff during a performance of his Te Deum
Jean-Baptiste Lully, Composer - Leading Musicians
Jean-Baptiste Lully - Wikipedia
Jean-Baptiste Lully - Wikipedia
Lully | Palace of Versailles
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Portrait of Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632 - 1687) - The Online Portrait Gallery
BBC Radio 3 - Composer of the Week, Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687), An Italian in Paris
Jean-Baptiste Lully - Dallas Symphony Orchestra
This 17th-Century Composer Was So Hardcore He Literally Conducted Himself to Death
Lully, Jean-Baptiste (1632–1687)
Lully, Jean-Baptiste | Classical Music
Jean-Baptiste Lully Biography, Life, Interesting Facts
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File:Jean-Baptiste Lully Bonnart.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Composer Jean-Baptiste Lully who died of baton | The DONG-A ILBO
History of the Conductor's Baton | ThePiano.SG
