Italian Poetry
Italian PoetryThis podcast is dedicated to English speakers who would like to know more about Italian Poetry, but don’t speak Italian.
You can hear a summary of each poem in English, then the original in Italian, and you can also follow along on our website, where you’ll find resources to help find your way across languages.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 55 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | Performing ArtsEducationLanguage LearningArts | ||||
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Today we read Sole d’inverno, by Ada Negri.
We’ve met Ada Negri before, when she was sixty and writing about February’s tentative promise of spring. This poem, from Il dono, finds her six years later, still attuned to the lies that seasons tell u... more
Today we read Il presepio, by Gabriele D’Annunzio.
Gabriele D’Annunzio is not usually the author you’d associate with simple little nursery rhymes about kids reciting religious stuff and getting candy from their grandma for Christmas.
One would ... more
Today we read La pioggia nel pineto, by Gabriele D'Annunzio.
We are back with another staple poem that everyone my age is familiar with, and has probably had to at least partially know by heart at some point during their studies.
As a little te... more
Today we read Canto notturno di un pastore errante dell’Asia, by Giacomo Leopardi.
A friend of mine once told me that (good) Literature and Philosophy are much more difficult to tell apart than one usually thinks, because the only difference lies... more
Today we read Un’ape esser vorrei, by Torquato Tasso.
I should perhaps feel a bit bad inflicting on you minor poems from major poets, but this madrigale from Torquato Tasso is just too delightful in its effortless lightness and perfection.
I wil... more
Today we read Alla sera, by Ugo Foscolo.
I will admit to a snobbish tendency to avoid presenting here the most widely known Italian poems, let alone those learned by heart by most students.
And I do believe it is a good thing to widen the horizo... more
Today we read Avvertimento a un giovane scrittore, by Giuseppe Giusti.
Many of Giusti’s most famous poems are political and satirical in nature, and thus require some knowledge of Italy’s and Europe’s complicated and depressing history in order t... more
Today we read Rinovazione del buon Capo d’Anno a D. Ciccio per l’ingresso del 1683, by Giovanni Francesco Lazzarelli.
Not sure what the very best way to start a year might be, but one can’t go wrong starting with a smile.
So let me wish everyon... more
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