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Lucio D'Ambra
1880-1939
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Books by Lucio D'Ambra
Il "Damo viennese": Romanzo
"Il 'Damo viennese': Romanzo" by Lucio D'Ambra is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story appears to revolve around Pierino Balla, a young man deeply enamored with music, especially the waltzes that embody both his passions and aspirations. Set against the backdrop of political dynamics and cultural nuances between Italy and Austria, the narrative explores themes of love, longing, and identity. The opening of the novel introduces Pierino as a man who treasures his mother and the enchanting rhythms of waltz music. He navigates through his life in search of a fulfilling occupation while indulging in his musical dreams and whims. He is an ardent admirer of Vienna's operettas and plans to make a lasting impression on his favorite composer, Franz Lehar. Despite his superficial political indifference, updates from home about Italy's military struggle hint at deeper societal issues. As he embarks on a journey to Vienna, Pierino's infatuation with the city and its music intertwines with his burgeoning romantic feelings for Eva Kramer, indicating the complexities of love and nationalism in a time of war.
Il trampolino per le stelle: Tre dialoghi e due racconti
"Il trampolino per le stelle: Tre dialoghi e due racconti" by Lucio D'Ambra is a collection of dialogues and stories written in the early 20th century." The work explores themes of love, aspiration, and the human condition through the character of Pierrot, a poet who reflects on his desires and struggles with the illusions of love and life. The narrative blends elements of existential thought with a touch of whimsy, showcasing the dichotomy between dreams and harsh realities. "At the start of the book, we are introduced to Pierrot, a conflicted character who longs for love and truth while grappling with disappointment and betrayal." The opening dialogue takes place in a dimly lit attic, where Pierrot converses with a friend about his tumultuous feelings for Colombina, a figure representing unattainable love. As they discuss love's complexities against a backdrop of a snow-filled carnival, Pierrot reveals his inner turmoil and dreams of escaping to a better existence, symbolized by a "trampolino" that would catapult him into the stars. This deep exploration of a poet’s psyche sets the stage for a poignant examination of hope and despair intertwined with the fabric of human relationships.
Il Miraggio: Romanzo
"Il Miraggio: Romanzo" by Lucio D'Ambra is a fictional novel written in the early 20th century. The narrative is anchored around the world of theater, focusing on the protagonist Giuliano Farnese, a playwright grappling with his artistic integrity and personal relationships amidst the backdrop of the vibrant theatrical scene. The story explores themes of love, ambition, and the complexities of human emotions. The opening of the novel introduces us to Giuliano Farnese as he oversees a rehearsal for his new play, "La Chimera," at a theater in Rome. We are introduced to key characters, including the talented actress Claudina Rosiers, who captivates both the stage and Farnese's attention with her beauty and passion. As Farnese navigates his professional life, tensions arise from his interactions with Claudina and his jealousy over another actor, Gray, who harbors feelings for her. The scene captures the interplay of ambition, desire, and the burdens of artistic creation, setting the stage for the intricate relationships and emotional conflicts that will unfold throughout the narrative.