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Les plaisirs de Versailles : ウィキペディア英語版 | Les plaisirs de Versailles
''Les plaisirs de Versailles'' (English: ''The Pleasures of Versailles'') is a short opera (or ''divertissement'') by the French composer Marc-Antoine Charpentier. It was intended for performance at the new courtly entertainment known as ''les appartements du roi'' ("the king's receptions") devised by King Louis XIV and held in his own apartments at the palace of Versailles in 1682. At the time, Charpentier was composer for Louis, ''le Grand Dauphin'', the king's son. The librettist is unknown. ==Roles and synopsis== Most of the characters represent the pleasures enjoyed at Versailles: ''La Musique'' (Music), ''La Conversation'' (Conversation), ''Le Jeu'' (Gambling), Comus and ''Un plaisir'' (A Pleasure). The cast of the first performance is unknown but Charpentier himself may have sung ''Le Jeu''. ''La Musique'' sings until she is interrupted by the babble of ''la Conversation''. Comus arrives and tries to reconcile the two by offering chocolate, wines and confectionery. ''Le Jeu'' suggests they gamble, but ''la Musique'' only wants to sing and ''la Conversation'' only wants to drink chocolate. The two finally agree to settle their differences so they can both help King Louis to relax after fighting his wars.
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