Paysage de romance (French Edition)

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Please use the dropdown buttons to set your preferred options, or use the checkbox to accept the defaults. As with volume one, Graham Johnson has employed a veritable panoply of artists—the very finest interpreters of French song that could be found. Generous commentaries are provided for each song along with the original poems and English translations. Neither the Hyperion Schubert Edition nor the Schumann nearly 50 CDs between them has attempted a chronological approach.

Each of those lieder programmes has been issued one at a time. One has to weigh the undeniable intellectual satisfaction of chronology, hearing each song as it passes by in its correct sequence, with the more relaxed pleasure of listening to a well-chosen group of songs — with texts that are juxtaposed for a deeper reason than chronological happenstance. It departed from the more natural English landscape gardens of the time by presenting a series of fantastic scenes designed "to unite in one garden all places and all times.

It included a series of fabriques, or architectural structures, while it illustrated all the styles known at the time: He resolved to create a new garden in the new English style.

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The garden, completed in , contained twenty-one fabriques, or architectural constructions, representing different periods of history and parts of the world; they included an artificial rock, a temple of rest, a theater, a Chinese house, a tomb, a ruined Gothic church, a ruined altar, an obelisk, a temple to the god Pan , a Siamese tent, and an ice-house in the form of a pyramid. The best-known feature was the ruined classical column, large enough to hold a residence inside. Along with the development of the French landscape garden, there was a parallel development in the 18th century of ornamental farms and picturesque "villages".

The first such ornamental farm in France was the Moulin Joli, but there were similar rustic buildings at Ermenonville , Parc Monceau , and the Domaine de Raincy.

The exteriors were rustic, but the interiors were extremely elegant, and used for concerts, games, and dinners. They were used for a reception for members of the Russian imperial court in In Louis XV had created a "jardin d'instruction" next to the gardens of Versailles, with domestic animals, a kitchen garden, and a botanical garden of plants brought from around the world.

In , he added a pavilion, designed by Jacques-Ange Gabriel, with a formal garden, and a few winding paths and bousquets of trees in the new style. A one time he intended the Petit Trianon as a residence for Madame de Pompadour who took an interest in the design of the house and its gardens. At her death in the unfinished house passed into the sphere of his new mistress Madame du Barry , who did little with it being more interested in her new Pavilion at Louveciennes.

On his death the still unfinished property passed back into the possession of the new king, Louis XVI, who in , presented it to his wife Marie-Antoinette. She had the house completed and commanded that a new garden be built in the new fashionable Anglo-Chinese style. Richard was responsible for the choice of trees and plants, and Mique and Robert took charge of the composition and the fabriques, or architectural constructions.

The garden was conceived around a small stream whose source was in a grotto of rocks.

On one side was a butte with an octagonal belvedere on top. The belevedere was also known as the pavilion of music, and was decorated with murals inspired by the paintings of Pompeii.

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The stream wound through the garden, and was crossed by bridges or stones. It formed an island on which was placed the temple de l'Amour. The construction of the garden required the destruction of the old botanical gardens which had formal layouts and several of the greenhouses.

Some of the plants were incorporated into the new gardens, while others were sent to other Royal gardens and the new Botanical Gardens in Paris. In Marie Antionette ordered the creation of the Hameau de la Reine , the most famous of all the rustic villages created for gardens of the period. Between and , the Hamlet was thus created in the spirit of a Normandy village, with eleven houses spread out around the a lake.

Five of the buildings were actual residences for staff engaged in farm work, while several contained suites of rooms for the Queen and her guests to relax in. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. From the French in: Julie ou La Nouvelle Heloise. De la composition des paysages. Agriculture stock-free sustainable urban Arboriculture Botany Companion planting Crop most valuable Flora Floriculture Fruticulture Genetically modified tree Hydroculture Indigenous Intercropping Landscape architecture Oenology Olericulture Plant breeding propagation drought tolerance hardiness Pomology Postharvest physiology Tropical Urban agriculture horticulture forestry reforestation Viticulture.

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