Opera nova amorosa, vol. 1 Strambotti, sonetti, capitoli, epistole et una disperata

In this first volume a restless poet pours his soul onto page, moving from brief, spirited strambotti to tightly‑crafted sonnets, intimate epistles, and a final, desperate monologue. Each piece is a flash of emotion—joyful celebration, bitter jealousy, trembling confession—rendered in the vivid, slightly archaic Italian of a Naples night court. The collection jumps between teasing flirtation and anguished lament, letting the listener feel the pulse of love that is at once intoxicating and ruinous.

The varied structures give the work a musical quality: the rhythmic strambotti march like a heartbeat, the sonnets swell in measured grace, and the letters whisper personal secrets. As the verses cascade, they sketch a portrait of a lover caught between hope and despair, offering a raw look at desire’s power to uplift and destroy. Listeners who relish richly textured poetry and dramatic vocal expression will find this a compelling entry point into a world where every word is a plea.