
I A Horaci
II A Virgili
III A Cabanyes
IV Calma
V Vora una font
VI Devant les cascates de Tibur
VII Mediterrania Marenostrum.
VIII Adolescencia
IX Retorn de la primavera
X Entrada d’hivern
A vivid, lyrical homage to the ancient masters of Roman poetry unfolds in this layered work, where the speaker addresses Horace as a gentle prince of the lyre and a guardian of beautiful form. The verses weave together images of laurels, marble, and the lingering scent of the Mediterranean, celebrating both the heritage of Rome and the timeless spark that inspires poets to seek harmony in music and word. The language moves fluidly between reverent admiration and intimate contemplation, inviting listeners to taste the “nectar” of verse and feel the pulse of classical rhythm.
The second section turns its focus to Virgil, painting him as an immortal poet whose spirit radiates a fresh, verdant vitality. Through lush descriptions of forests, sunrise, and the gentle sway of muses, the poet highlights the depth of Virgil’s empathy, his heroic narratives, and his role as a guiding light for future generations. The piece feels like a conversation across centuries, echoing the enduring power of poetry to bind hearts and cultures.
Language
ca
Duration
~27 minutes (26K characters)
Release date
Sep 13, 2024
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1854–1922
A Majorcan poet and priest, he became one of the best-known voices of modern Catalan literature, blending classical learning with a deep feeling for landscape. His most famous poem, El pi de Formentor, helped turn the scenery of Mallorca into literary memory.
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