France, on the other hand, did not see its first opera until 1662, and even then it failed to interest the court. This was for political reasons. At the time anti-Italian forces within the court undermined the introduction of Italian opera into its country. Also, the French nobility could not think of a reason for listening to such sung drama from beginning to end at once...
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Also, the French nobility could not think of a reason for listening to such sung drama from beginning to end at once. They did not understand the artistic flare of a sung drama and would much rather enjoy plays with spoken word. This is why, during two-thirds of the 17th century, France preferred the musical nature of the ballet de cour...
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