Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, better known by his pseudonym Moliere, was born on January 15, 1622 in Paris. ... "The life of Moliere is a story of struggle, hard work, domestic unhappiness, death and burial in obscurity and almost in shame,"" reads an article. Indeed, life was not always easy for Moliere. ... The troupe, which Moliere named Illustre Theatre, played in Paris until 1645. ... The people who recognized themselves in Moliere's stage the laughing stock for their excesses and pretensions, made his later years unhappy. ...

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Moliere discusses logic and reasoning by blindfolding Orgon to the reality of Tartuffe's intentions that causes him to make dumb decisions. ... (Moliere 341-342,46-48) Orgon then excommunicates his own son, indicating that his reasoning is deferred due to his ignorance. ... (Moliere 361, 84-87) This is when Moliere demonstrated the common saying that "what happens in the dark will eventually come to the light, therefore allowing confusion to re-establish its order. Moliere developed a series of flat characters, which satirized the Neo-Classic belief system. ... Moliere, Jean-Bapt...

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It was during this period, in February of 1653, that Louis first encountered Jean-Baptiste Lully. ... A person important to Louis XIV was Moliere, an actor, author and a director. Moliere was born in 1622 in Paris. ... Moliere collaborated with Lully on many occasions although later in their careers they did end up taking different paths. ... From 1664 he collaborated with Moliere in series of comedy-ballets which were the forerunners of French opera. ...

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Jean Baptize Lully was a French composer, Instrumentalist and a dancer who worked for the most part of his life in Louis XIV's court in France. ... It was the time when he gave away his name of Giovanni Battista Lully and named himself Jean baptize Lully. ... His collaboration with Moliere gave rise to a new form of music which became known as, "the comedie –ballet.... Theater Music In 1661, intermedecame as a new genre when it was described by Moliere as the ornaments which Lully and he intermingled with comedy. The intermedes which were made by Lully started to appear often ...

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