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ins_corporation_the [2024/09/11 01:03] – created - external edit 127.0.0.1ins_corporation_the [2025/07/07 03:42] (current) mar4uscha
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 Recording: {{ ::music:corporation-apted-d4-22.mp3.zip |}}\\ Recording: {{ ::music:corporation-apted-d4-22.mp3.zip |}}\\
 Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZG2_Ik0MTI Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZG2_Ik0MTI
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 +**THE CORPORATION and FETE CHAMPETRE**\\
 +The corporation" probably refers to the Corporation of the City of London. Fétes
 +cham pétres were lavish outdoor entertainments, part of the “back to nature” movement of the
 +iid weathered, mid-cighteenth century. This tune was probably inspired by one of the most
 +splendid of the century, the five-day party which Lord ‘Stanley held at his country seat, The
 +Oaks, near Epsom, Surrey, to celebrate his marriage lo the daughter of the Duke of Hamilton.
 +in 1774. An elaborate masque with a great deal of dancing vas composed by Francois Barte-
 +Jemon and General John Burgoyne, and it was the centerpiece of the event. It was later
 +expanded to the full length opera, The Maid of the Oaks. The event may also have inspired
 +the musical piece called "Fete Champetre" played for 2 decade afterwards at the Drury Lane.
 +Theatre.
 +
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