Description

Romantic passion and the complexity of emotion are at the heart of this work, inspired by a text of the same name by Paul Éluard, a French poet associated with Surrealism (L’Amour la poésie, 1929). Born from these words, the musical work explores the suffering that can sometimes intertwine with love. This intensity takes hold from the very first theme, evoking the tension that arises when another person becomes deeply present within oneself. This inner presence, almost overwhelming, unfolds between the voice and the piano. The work seeks to bring this particular, intimate, and rarely explored nuance of love into resonance with each person’s universal experience.