Lullist

English Etymology en Lully :af Lully -ist From en Lully -ist. Noun en partisan of Lully A partisan of Jean-Baptiste Lully. en 1862 Sutherland Edwards History of the Opera, from Its Origin in Italy to the Present Time 219 https://books.google.com/books?id=K8gqAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA219 London 1 Rameau had soon so many admirers of his own, and met with so much opposition from the admirers of Lulli that two parties of Lullists and of Ramists were formed. en 1943 A Study of the Development of the Art of Dancing 55 https://books.google.com/books?id=rLk6zZne444C In opposition to the beliefs of the Lullists, the Ramists sought to dispel conventionalized ballets that treated of gods and godesses, demi-gods and heroes acting in a preconceived manner that displayed the grandeurs of their divinity, and substituted a ballet depicting the world as it exists. en 2017 Georgia Cowart Opera under the Old Regime 173 https://books.google.com/books?id=_zYrDwAAQBAJ&pg=PA173 Opera Re-Made, 1700–1750 The war between Lullists and Ramists represents a variation on the French–Italian theme, for the Lullists castigated Rameau’s music for its Italian virtuosity and eroticism devoid of true expression. This new conflict also reflects a new setting for the old sexual stereotyping, which pitted the conservative old father against the radical young daughter as advocates, respectively, of traditional and modern musical styles. Translations French: fr lulliste mfbysense en eponyms