La messa di nozze; Un sogno; La bella morte

A compact collection of three pieces presents a long, multi-section narrative about a charged reunion, a shorter dreamlike vignette, and a concise meditation on a tranquil death. The first tale unfolds episodically, tracing an encounter that gradually reveals social unease, personal tensions, ceremonial moments, and a final parting. The second piece leans into symbolic, oneiric imagery and introspective atmosphere. The third offers a restrained, elegiac portrayal of dying. Across the works recurring concerns include social appearance, psychological strain, and the conflict between inherited forms and contemporary sensibilities.