Tous les matins du monde

The audience's emotional response to 'Tous les matins du monde' is primarily characterized by profound sadness and melancholy, stemming from Monsieur de Sainte Colombe's deep grief over his wife's death and his subsequent reclusive dedication to music. Strong empathy is evoked for his unique emotional journey and artistic integrity. Inspiration is a significant emotion, arising from his unwavering commitment to his art and the master-apprentice relationship with Marin Marais. A sense of awe for the exquisite musical performances and the historical period, coupled with nostalgia for a bygone era, also features prominently. Subtle notes of love for family and music, quiet hope for the continuation of artistic legacy, and curiosity about the characters' motivations round out the emotional landscape of this poignant historical drama.