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American composer and electronic music pioneer, Ruth White, recorded an English translation for her 1969 release Flowers of Evil. In 1982, it was recorded in the original French by Diamanda Galás with electronic effects and released as a 12" single as The Litanies of Satan. It was later released as a CD.
The Litany of Satan. O you, the wisest and fairest of the Angels, God betrayed by destiny and deprived of praise, O Satan, take pity on my long misery!
The Litanies of Satan is the debut album by American avant-garde artist Diamanda Galás, released in the United Kingdom by Y Records in 1982; it was released in her home country in 1989.
The poem's use of religious imagery and its portrayal of Satan as a symbol of rebellion reflect the disillusionment and pessimism prevalent in the Romantic period. The poem consists of a series of invocations to Satan, each highlighting a different aspect of his power and influence.
Charles Baudelaire. The Litany of Satan. O you, the wisest and fairest of the Angels, God betrayed by destiny and deprived of praise, O Satan, take pity on my long misery! O Prince of Exile, you who have been wronged And who vanquished always rise up again more strong, O Satan, take pity on my long misery!
THE LITANIES OF SATAN BY CHARLES BAUDELAIRE (1821-1867) ~~~~~ O thou, of Angels loveliest, most wise, O God betrayed by fate, deprived of praise, Satan, have mercy on my long distress! O Prince of exile, who was dispossessed, Who ever rises stronger when oppressed, Satan, have mercy on my long distress! O thou who knowest all, Hell's sovereign,
13 de may. de 2011 · The Litanies Of Satan. Charles Baudelaire 1821 (Paris) – 1867 (Paris) Death. Life. Love. Melancholy. Religion. O you, the most knowing, and loveliest of Angels, a god fate betrayed, deprived of praises, O Satan, take pity on my long misery! O, Prince of exile to whom wrong has been done, who, vanquished, always recovers more strongly,
