Anna Bey #23 unnatractive PlainSetJane, Zara trasher, feminine scammer, elite husband.

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Bastine de Beaumanoir said:
I love those stories, I have plenty of it too😁! Boy, that moment of satisfaction when you see the man literally liquefying in front of you when he understand that the hyper professional guy who was in charge of his business is a woman! I got two beautiful invitations for lunch and for some vacancies as a result of those incidents.

Speaking of lipstick, here is a Bastine's tip "why spending money when you can have quality for a few bucks".
The RED lipstick that I'am wearing as well as many women who could afford to by the entire Sephora is from the brand Lavera, n° 4 (around 10 euros).😘
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Since pandemic started I really like Maybelline Superstay (118 Dancer). It’s maskproof 😊 I will google your lipstick for sure!
 
Bastine de Beaumanoir said:
I love those stories, I have plenty of it too😁! Boy, that moment of satisfaction when you see the man literally liquefying in front of you when he understand that the hyper professional guy who was in charge of his business is a woman! I got two beautiful invitations for lunch and for some vacancies as a result of those incidents.

Speaking of lipstick, here is a Bastine's tip "why spending money when you can have quality for a few bucks".
The RED lipstick that I'am wearing as well as many women who could afford to by the entire Sephora is from the brand Lavera, n° 4 (around 10 euros).😘
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As much as you say you are not into fashion, I think I understand you.

I will say that minimal makeup, simple clothing, always looks more "expensive" if that is the look anyone here wants to achieve. But what I think may influence it in your case is your upbringing- as you said you were raised to understand the value of hard work and a dollar, by your mother. So for people who understand things like that, wasting money on a status symbol for fashion sakes seems very silly!
 
Don't excite me @laurensanchez on the fashion topic, don't excite me, I could be an endless chatterbox :)
It's true, I am not impressed anymore with "luxury brands" for many reasons (the one you mentioned, of course) and because, for most of them, I know the manufacturing process and they are kind of fraudulent (the Made in France is not really Made in France, things like that).
If girls here want to know what an affluent women wear on a day to day basis in Geneva or in the 16e arrondissement of Paris (this is were the haute-bourgeoisie is concentrated ; wealthy people are more in the 8e arrondisement), they will be surprised. It's a mix of supermarket brands like Monoprix/Coop + local stores for linen/cotton/cashemere + timeless models (Hugo Boss + Lacoste) + high value accessories (Hermes and Dior scarfs). Everybody likes Max Mara and Ralph Lauren.
The fortune of a woman is visible only during the big events. There you have the sumptuous creations of X, Y, Z and spectacular jewlery. Jewels are inherited and this is a point where old money people wish to distinguish themselves from nouveaux riches. Inherited = having a pedigree.
When they actually buy jewlery, the good taste in Geneva is to go to Gübelin, not Cartier. In Paris is Chaumet (by the way, when in Paris, go Place Vendôme to vist the museum of tiaras in the private mansion own by Chaumet, it's open for everyone but nobody knows - futur trip for AB, I guess). I am giving tendencies here, there are others, of course. Cartier, in this world, is mostly for watches (I keep my mouth shut about the models).
The bag : Longchamp or Lancel more than Birkin and Kelly. Usually they have at least one Hermes bag but they seem to not care about.
The brands of shoes that litteraly every woman has in thoses places are Geox and Chanel, the classic beige with black end model (a good imitation is made by JONAK for 100 euros). Why this escarpin was made by Chanel and why it's timeless? Because, before Chanel, women who were driving had always the end of the shoe dirty. Coco Chanel, the most practical woman on Earth, has found the solution and put it in black. Beside it goes with all the outfits of a wardrobe. It's the quintessential of the "minimalistic" shoe, the minimalistic credo being "it has to go with at least 3 pieces of my wardrobe".
Scarfs : there is no joke here. Scarfs must be of the highest quality. I advised you to start a collection of cashemere sweaters and I advise you also to go for the scarfs, if you have some money to spend on luxury goods. They can turn a common outfit into a piece of art of elegance. You have to possess two types of scarfs : the silk one (at least 50X50) and the fine cashemere one (at least 90X90). Second-hand boutiques are full of them. Why every refined woman wears a scarf apart for the elegance? Because you must put a scarf between the skin of your neck and the colar of you coat/jacket, in this way you protect the collar of heaving a yellow line unreacoverable by the dry cleaner. Everybody knows what I am saying, this is not a question of cleanliness/not cleanliness, it's the fatal destiny...

Tip from Bastine for the bags.
When in Paris, go in the general leather stores (like the one on the rue de Rivoli, in front of the Louvre) and ask for previous models from Pourchet. This is a 100% made in France and known only by the haute-bourgeoisie. The bags are scattered nowadays between several leather stores in Paris. By previous, I mean from the 2000s or 2010s, for exemple, I am not talking about second hand. This is the secret brand to know, girls, if you want to make impression on a wealthy men. It's no more than 70 euros for previous models. I had the Hilton Connico in black/chocolat, this was a dream of a bag, for travel, work, town, etc. (unfortunately one day my cat took it for his litter), I had also the one with the Madison canevas.
They have a new line, of course, the store is Place de Voges, but I don't find it very good recently.
Here is a link with the page presenting previous designs.
www.pourchet.com

Our Story

Our Story
www.pourchet.com www.pourchet.com
 
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Bastine de Beaumanoir said:
Don't excite me @laurensanchez on the fashion topic, don't excite me, I could be an endless chatterbox :)
It's true, I am not impressed anymore with "luxury brands" for many reasons (the one you mentioned, of course) and because, for most of them, I know the manufacturing process and they are kind of fraudulent (the Made in France is not really Made in France, things like that).
If girls here want to know what an affluent women wear on a day to day basis in Geneva or in the 16e arrondissement of Paris (this is were the haute-bourgeoisie is concentrated ; wealthy people are more in the 8e arrondisement), they will be surprised. It's a mix of supermarket brands like Monoprix/Coop + local stores for linen/cotton/cashemere + timeless models (Hugo Boss + Lacoste) + high value accessories (Hermes and Dior scarfs). Everybody likes Max Mara and Ralph Lauren.
The fortune of a woman is visible only during the big events. There you have the sumptuous creations of X, Y, Z and spectacular jewlery. Jewels are inherited and this is a point where old money people wish to distinguish themselves from nouveaux riches. Inherited = having a pedigree.
When they actually buy jewlery, the good taste in Geneva is to go to Gübelin, not Cartier. In Paris is Chaumet (by the way, when in Paris, go Place Vendôme to vist the museum of tiaras in the private mansion own by Chaumet, it's open for everyone but nobody knows - futur trip for AB, I guess). I am giving tendencies here, there are others, of course. Cartier, in this world, is mostly for watches (I keep my mouth shut about the models).
The bag : Longchamp or Lancel more than Birkin and Kelly. Usually they have at least one Hermes bag but they seem to not care about.
The brands of shoes that litteraly every woman has in thoses places are Geox and Chanel, the classic beige with black end model (a good imitation is made by JONAK for 100 euros). Why this escarpin was made by Chanel and why it's timeless? Because, before Chanel, women who were driving had always the end of the shoe dirty. Coco Chanel, the most practical woman on Earth, has found the solution and put it in black. Beside it goes with all the outfits of a wardrobe. It's the quintessential of the "minimalistic" shoe, the minimalistic credo being "it has to go with at least 3 pieces of my wardrobe".
Scarfs : there is no joke here. Scarfs must be of the highest quality. I advised you to start a collection of cashemere sweaters and I advise you also to go for the scarfs, if you have some money to spend on luxury goods. They can turn a common outfit into a piece of art of elegance. You have to possess two types of scarfs : the silk one (at least 50X50) and the fine cashemere one (at least 90X90). Second-hand boutiques are full of them. Why every refined woman wears a scarf apart for the elegance? Because you must put a scarf between the skin of your neck and the colar of you coat/jacket, in this way you protect the collar of heaving a yellow line unreacoverable by the dry cleaner. Everybody knows what I am saying, this is not a question of cleanliness/not cleanliness, it's the fatal destiny...

Tip from Bastine for the bags.
When in Paris, go in the general leather stores (like the one on the rue de Rivoli, in front of the Louvre) and ask for previous models from Pourchet. This is a 100% made in France and known only by the haute-bourgeoisie. The bags are scattered nowadays between several leather stores in Paris. By previous, I mean from the 2000s or 2010s, for exemple, I am not talking about second hand. This is the secret brand to know, girls, if you want to make impression on a wealthy men. It's no more than 70 euros for previous models. I had the Hilton Connico in black/chocolat, this was a dream of a bag, for travel, work, town, etc. (unfortunately one day my cat took it for his litter), I had also the one with the Madison canevas.
They have a new line, of course, the store is Place de Voges, but I don't find it very good recently.
Here is a link with the page presenting previous designs.
www.pourchet.com

Our Story

Our Story
www.pourchet.com www.pourchet.com
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Thank you for sharing, you are the real elegance expert 💕👸
 
Bastine de Beaumanoir said:
Don't excite me @laurensanchez on the fashion topic, don't excite me, I could be an endless chatterbox :)
It's true, I am not impressed anymore with "luxury brands" for many reasons (the one you mentioned, of course) and because, for most of them, I know the manufacturing process and they are kind of fraudulent (the Made in France is not really Made in France, things like that).
If girls here want to know what an affluent women wear on a day to day basis in Geneva or in the 16e arrondissement of Paris (this is were the haute-bourgeoisie is concentrated ; wealthy people are more in the 8e arrondisement), they will be surprised. It's a mix of supermarket brands like Monoprix/Coop + local stores for linen/cotton/cashemere + timeless models (Hugo Boss + Lacoste) + high value accessories (Hermes and Dior scarfs). Everybody likes Max Mara and Ralph Lauren.
The fortune of a woman is visible only during the big events. There you have the sumptuous creations of X, Y, Z and spectacular jewlery. Jewels are inherited and this is a point where old money people wish to distinguish themselves from nouveaux riches. Inherited = having a pedigree.
When they actually buy jewlery, the good taste in Geneva is to go to Gübelin, not Cartier. In Paris is Chaumet (by the way, when in Paris, go Place Vendôme to vist the museum of tiaras in the private mansion own by Chaumet, it's open for everyone but nobody knows - futur trip for AB, I guess). I am giving tendencies here, there are others, of course. Cartier, in this world, is mostly for watches (I keep my mouth shut about the models).
The bag : Longchamp or Lancel more than Birkin and Kelly. Usually they have at least one Hermes bag but they seem to not care about.
The brands of shoes that litteraly every woman has in thoses places are Geox and Chanel, the classic beige with black end model (a good imitation is made by JONAK for 100 euros). Why this escarpin was made by Chanel and why it's timeless? Because, before Chanel, women who were driving had always the end of the shoe dirty. Coco Chanel, the most practical woman on Earth, has found the solution and put it in black. Beside it goes with all the outfits of a wardrobe. It's the quintessential of the "minimalistic" shoe, the minimalistic credo being "it has to go with at least 3 pieces of my wardrobe".
Scarfs : there is no joke here. Scarfs must be of the highest quality. I advised you to start a collection of cashemere sweaters and I advise you also to go for the scarfs, if you have some money to spend on luxury goods. They can turn a common outfit into a piece of art of elegance. You have to possess two types of scarfs : the silk one (at least 50X50) and the fine cashemere one (at least 90X90). Second-hand boutiques are full of them. Why every refined woman wears a scarf apart for the elegance? Because you must put a scarf between the skin of your neck and the colar of you coat/jacket, in this way you protect the collar of heaving a yellow line unreacoverable by the dry cleaner. Everybody knows what I am saying, this is not a question of cleanliness/not cleanliness, it's the fatal destiny...

Tip from Bastine for the bags.
When in Paris, go in the general leather stores (like the one on the rue de Rivoli, in front of the Louvre) and ask for previous models from Pourchet. This is a 100% made in France and known only by the haute-bourgeoisie. The bags are scattered nowadays between several leather stores in Paris. By previous, I mean from the 2000s or 2010s, for exemple, I am not talking about second hand. This is the secret brand to know, girls, if you want to make impression on a wealthy men. It's no more than 70 euros for previous models. I had the Hilton Connico in black/chocolat, this was a dream of a bag, for travel, work, town, etc. (unfortunately one day my cat took it for his litter), I had also the one with the Madison canevas.
They have a new line, of course, the store is Place de Voges, but I don't find it very good recently.
Here is a link with the page presenting previous designs.
www.pourchet.com

Our Story

Our Story
www.pourchet.com www.pourchet.com
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@Bastine de Beaumanoir Thank you ! Let’s see how Anna will use your post .
 
@Bastine de Beaumanoir ahah we have the same tips.

I still shop at Dior sometimes or other « luxury » brands if I like something and if the quality is really good. (These brands only offer prêt à porter with an expensive price tag, the quality is rarely here nowadays. These brands were better twenty years ago…)
Most of these fashion houses have taylors though, so they can make you whatever you want with wonderful details. It’s difficult to find such taylors or seamstress.

I bought a few luxury bags and most of them were not worth the price. My Pourchet bags look better after a thousand uses.

For the scarves, I have silk scarves in many colors. I send them to the dry cleaners once a year and the never get out of fashion.
I love wearing my cashemere ones in winter.

The cashemere sweaters are such a basic but some shops sell low quality cashemere so it’s important to be able to see the quality, to ask questions etc.

I wear a lot of black and always make sure my clothes are really black, that the color is not washed away.

Jewels are not my thing, I don’t even wear my wedding ring. I wear some jewels when I go out at night.

Healthy hair, clean nails, a beautiful coat, a nice outfit, good and comfy shoes (if you can’t walk with them you will look weird…) and high quality accessories… They are things which will never get boring and that we can keep for years.
 
leSudre said:
@Bastine de Beaumanoir Thank you ! Let’s see how Anna will use your post .
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Slowly but surely I'll enter in specific details that she cannot afford to copy without being ridiculous.

MollyHL said:
@Bastine de Beaumanoir ahah we have the same tips.

I still shop at Dior sometimes or other « luxury » brands if I like something and if the quality is really good. (These brands only offer prêt à porter with an expensive price tag, the quality is rarely here nowadays. These brands were better twenty years ago…)
Most of these fashion houses have taylors though, so they can make you whatever you want with wonderful details. It’s difficult to find such taylors or seamstress.

I bought a few luxury bags and most of them were not worth the price. My Pourchet bags look better after a thousand uses.

For the scarves, I have silk scarves in many colors. I send them to the dry cleaners once a year and the never get out of fashion.
I love wearing my cashemere ones in winter.

The cashemere sweaters are such a basic but some shops sell low quality cashemere so it’s important to be able to see the quality, to ask questions etc.

I wear a lot of black and always make sure my clothes are really black, that the color is not washed away.

Jewels are not my thing, I don’t even wear my wedding ring. I wear some jewels when I go out at night.

Healthy hair, clean nails, a beautiful coat, a nice outfit, good and comfy shoes (if you can’t walk with them you will look weird…) and high quality accessories… They are things which will never get boring and that we can keep for years.
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A member of the secret club of Pourchet, this is like the Freemasonry for the bags! 👥🤫
But we give our secret for free in order to save people from throwing away their money.

PS.Dammit scarves not scarfs at pluriel of course! I hate doing such mistakes, the worst part is that I know the rule why am I incapable of applying it? Because I am not practicing enough. In my day to day life and work I don't really have the opportunity to speak English ; in my domain the vocabulary is very specific and it's enough. And in the society they all speak French, even when they are foreigners (except American people). I must think one day to make a post about the why of the use of French in the high society and not of English, Anna missed this part too. This is a very important thing to know but it will be long, I shall do it another day. Please remind me to write about it, if you are interested.
 
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Bastine de Beaumanoir said:
Slowly but surely I'll enter in specific details that she cannot afford to copy without being ridiculous.



A member of the secret club of Pourchet, this is like the Freemasonry for the bags! 👥🤫
But we give our secret for free in order to save people from throwing away their money.

PS.Dammit scarves not scarfs at pluriel of course! I hate doing such mistakes, the worst part is that I know the rule why am I incapable of applying it? Because I am not practicing enough. In my day to day life and work I don't really have the opportunity to speak English ; in my domain the vocabulary is very specific and it's enough. And in the society they all speak French, even when they are foreigners (except American people). I must think one day to make a post about the why of the use of French in the high society and not of English, Anna missed this part too. This is a very important thing to know but it will be long, I shall do it another day. Please remind me to write about it, if you are interested.
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I speak French a lot too when my husband and I work abroad. French and English are the two main international and official languages. We sign our contracts in these languages even if they are not the official languages of the country we live in.

I can’t tell what my husband does but let’s say he works for governments and we are often asked to live abroad and are invited to many events…

Anna does not even bother to learn French while living in Geneva… 😓

I took language classes in every country I lived in. It’s a way to be thankful for the country for welcoming us and showing respect…
 
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I can't deal with most the other girls who are still using the rAt-LIST app. They came flocking to my social media to check on me after I was blocked.
They say things like:

🙆‍♀️ Oh no, I'm considering not renewing my membership next year.
🤷‍♀️ You know the rules, editing and deleting comment keeps us safe.
💁‍♀️ She (cult leader) just went to bars full of men to work from the bar/lounge area
🧖‍♀️ " I think her app is really bad and they treat the members like crap, but I think this is a stretch"
👩‍🌾 "She of course wants to make as much money as possible. I still enjoy her free yt videos"

Some of them backpedaled after asking for help and info.
Maybe it's best to block/unfriend them and move on.

Dissapointed, yet not surprised. This is a legit cult.

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teki_awas said:
I can't deal with most the other girls who are still using the rAt-LIST app. They came flocking to my social media to check on me after I was blocked.
They say things like:

🙆‍♀️ Oh no, I'm considering not renewing my membership next year.
🤷‍♀️ You know the rules, editing and deleting comment keeps us safe.
💁‍♀️ She (cult leader) just went to bars full of men to work from the bar/lounge area
🧖‍♀️ " I think her app is really bad and they treat the members like crap, but I think this is a stretch"
👩‍🌾 "She of course wants to make as much money as possible. I still enjoy her free yt videos"

Some of them backpedaled after asking for help and info.
Maybe it's best to block/unfriend them and move on.

Dissapointed, yet not surprised. This is a legit cult.

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To the people on tattle still using the app and planning to renew your membership for the next year, of course it is up to you but 🙃 if you’re reading tattle… please choose wisely!

🙆‍♀️ Oh no, I'm considering not renewing my membership next year.
-> Yay!

🤷‍♀️ You know the rules, editing and deleting comment keeps us safe.
-> Ah yes, censorship of non harmful content has always been signs of keeping people safe… Also Anna already has your photo ID… is that really safe in your opinion?

💁‍♀️ She (cult leader) just went to bars full of men to work from the bar/lounge area
-> Obviously bar/lounge areas full of men have always been the number one spot to run an affluent finishing school from! Haven’t you heard? If you’re lucky you too can find someone to invest in your business.

🧖‍♀️ " I think her app is really bad and they treat the members like crap, but I think this is a stretch"
-> I don’t get what the stretch is about here so no comment on that… but if you think her app is bad please feel free to leave it :>

👩‍🌾 "She of course wants to make as much money as possible. I still enjoy her free yt videos"
-> Most people also want to make as much money as possible without needing to allegedly become a scammer.

Edit: P.s @teki_awas have u considered just sending them the tattle wiki link?
 
Bastine de Beaumanoir said:
I'm starting to understand what was the problem with your friend. In today high university degrees (I am refering here only to the PhD and medical studies which are more difficult than a PhD in Humanities and are very long) there is an attempt to disorient women about feminity, led by radical feminists. I had this problem too because I like wearing heels. Basically a feminine woman in appearence (skirts, heels, long hair, perfum, you see the picture) is not seen with a good eye by other women in her field, especially mentors, professeurs, etc. She is not considered "credible" because to "superficial" for an "intelectual", she can miss oportunities like fellowships, colloquia, etc. This could be a long and VERY sensitive topic, I'am making it short. So, many women, like your friend, felt that they were obliged to suppress something in them, this is the syndrom of "Procrustean bed", when you mutilate something in you in order to fit in a situation. After 10 years or more of study, playing this role, women understand that they have failed in something. They don't have a husband or children, etc. and they start to think that maybe they missed out their youth. Had they been more in their feminity, things could have been different, those are the thoughts and the frustration is big starting with a certain age The danger is to get to the other side and to think that every failure outhere with men was because of their degrees and a lack of "feminity". This is not available for everybody, of course there are women starting a familiy during their studies.
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Exactly! I agree in 100% I have degree in Master Process Engineering with specialization of food production and during studies there was maybe ratio 1 woman to 5 men. I had huge difficulties with my feminine side because of my background (rise up in the village and since small kiddo needed to work hard in the farm of my parents) and when I met my husband (also engineer but in IT) and I needed to move to his country (I am from Poland and he's Brazilian) I faced a big wall. Because I had difficulties to find job there in my field (I didn't know Portuguese very well) I was a housewife and I suffered a lot because I was thinking that I am not enough because I am not earning money (although my husband is from affluent family and his salary was completely enough for us both). That's why content of AB was at first almost groundbreaking for me. Who knows maybe she was the first step to my revolution in this matter (but when I soaked in in this content I found more valuable content). That's why I understand other women who got caught by AB. Many beautiful and educated women who just don't feel enough.
 
Lexi_ said:
🧖‍♀️ " I think her app is really bad and they treat the members like crap, but I think this is a stretch"
-> I don’t get what the stretch is about here so no comment on that… but if you think her app is bad please feel free to leave it
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User believes that Anna has always been truthful and straightforward about where the videos are recorded. Also thinks that Anna never falsely implied that her background was her home.

Some of them are angry at Tattle's content, saying it's sensational and outlandish.

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Bastine de Beaumanoir said:
Speaking about Palestina, high-society and social climbers making a fool of themselves, here is a relevant anecdote completing my previous post.
So, there was this sophisticated gathering in Geneva at Victoria Hall, reunited to celebrate the centenary of the OSR (Orchestre de la Suisse romande). A group of men and a few women where discussing Renaissance music, regretting it was not played anymore in the big cultural events. One of them has a cult for Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (don't worry if you don't know him, nobody do, this is only for radical classic-music-lovers). At some point the guy was saying something like : « when I heard from Palestrina, it makes me feel so melancholic, I have tears in my eyes ». Instantaneously, the social climber trying to join the party betrays himself thinking he was clever. It was a woman. And she says : « Yes, I don't really understand why UN let the situation getting worse in Palestina! »
I let you imagine the head of the man who has invited her that evening.
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Hahahah, I love you.
Palestrina is one of my favorite composers (also Monteverdi) and yes, actually I remember discussing this mostly with people from a Foundation who are way above my “social status”. These are mainly people from families in Italy and Malta such as Borghese family etc., I got invited as a member despite the fact that I am not able to contribute as much in donations as others and also in EE we don’t have these old families, but still young leaders, managers and/or entrepreneurs might be refreshing for them and bring some inspiration. Anyway, I have to affirm, the discussions and small-talks evolve around politics, religion, values, business and arts.

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Warning @Duee , IG future question : "Ladieeees, Palestrina or Monteverdi, which one do you prefer most?"

PS : I was in Saint-Denis Basilica for the Monteverdi concert directed by Emmanuelle Haïm, with Rollando Villazon, it was litteraly a shock, since then I adore Monteverdi ; there are videos on YT if someone wants to listen.

For those who would like to be initiated at the classical music : start with Vivaldi, the 4 Seasons (haha, I realise the coincidence!), but not only with the opening of Spring. This is how I started while I had no classical education. At one point you will hit that sensation (just like with sport after 20min) which will guide you to the magic of the classical music.

@Crazy_chick : Is this new??????? Is she trying to prepare her audience about the divorce??????
 
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