The wooden Pegasus

A kaleidoscopic journey unfolds in a chorus of bright, absurdist verses that feel as if a carnival has slipped into a dream. The narrator mingles with masquerade figures—Pantaloon, Scaramouche, a bright‑tongued parrot—while music erupts from piano keys and mandolines, turning streets into shimmering scores. Each line swirls with colour, texture and the unexpected, inviting listeners to map a landscape where melody and madness fuse.

The collection moves through a series of vivid tableaux: a glassy avenue where shadows dance on ivory and ebony, a summer afternoon in a fiery underworld, and a parade of whimsical nursery songs that echo with both humor and melancholy. Themes of performance, identity and the thin line between order and chaos flicker beneath the decorative excess, offering a playful yet thoughtful meditation on the nature of art itself. Listeners will find themselves carried by the rhythmic surge, feeling the pulse of a world that is at once familiar and delightfully unhinged.