Philippe d'Orléans(1674-1723)

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Philippe d'Orléans was born on 2 August 1674 in Saint-Cloud, Île-de-France, Kingdom of France [now Hauts-de-Seine, France]. Philippe was a composer, known for Let Joy Reign Supreme (1975). Philippe was married to Françoise Marie de Bourbon. Philippe died on 2 December 1723 in Versailles, Île-de-France, Kingdom of France [now Yvelines, France].

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Awards
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Known for

Let Joy Reign Supreme

7.0

Composer

1975

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Composer

Let Joy Reign Supreme
7.0
- Composer
- 1975

Soundtrack

Let Joy Reign Supreme
7.0
- music: "Choeur Des Prisonniers", "Le Mariage des Déportés"
- writer: "Générique: Forlane / Penthée Acte V (", "Air du Régent", "O Douleur!", "Air Italien", "Choeur Des Prisonniers", "Le Mariage des Déportés"))
- 1975

Personal details

Born
- August 2, 1674
- Saint-Cloud, Île-de-France, Kingdom of France [now Hauts-de-Seine, France]
Died
- December 2, 1723
- Versailles, Île-de-France, Kingdom of France [now Yvelines, France]
Spouse
- Françoise Marie de BourbonFebruary 18, 1692 - December 2, 1723 (his death, 8 children)

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Trivia
Princess Hélène d'Orléans, his 5th great-granddaughter, was courted by Prince Albert Victor, eldest son of King Edward VII, but her Catholic faith made a marriage impossible. Czar Aleksandr III chose Hélène to marry his son, the future Tsar Nicholas II, but a romance never blossomed. King Umberto then chose Hélène to marry his son, the future King Victor Emmanuel III, but he showed no interest in her. Hélène eventually married Victor Emmanuel's cousin, The Duke of Aosta.