Come augellin che va di ramo
Staff Notation • Secular, Madrigals
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Come augellin che va di ramo by Ruggiero Giovannelli — Lyrics
About Come augellin che va di ramo
This charming Italian madrigal by Ruggiero Giovannelli captures the yearning of a lover pursuing an elusive beauty. The text likens the pursuit to a bird, drawn by desire to a branch, searching and calling for the name painted in the heart. The beauty is both the lure and the trap, leading to capture and defeat. The singer expresses a mixture of hope and despair, bound by rare beauty and cruelty, unable to escape fleeting thoughts. The piece concludes with a poignant reflection on mortality, suggesting that if love's harshness does not yield, it will be not an Alpha but a cruel Omega, marking the end of life.