Successfully filling entire theaters, he received delirious welcomes. During these shows, he usually invited the audience to write topics on tickets: after having shot one, he composed an entire piece in verse (but not in rhymes) and recited all the roles. During a visit to Paris in 1824, he performed in front of a chosen society and successfully improvised tragedies in five acts on the themes of Bianca Cappello and the execution of Charles I of England. In 1825, in front of the Grand Duke of Tuscany, he improvised a tragedy on the death of Mary, Queen of Scots and succeeded so well that the enthusiastic Grand Duke assured him a pension of 2400 livres. In the same year, he was ascribed to the nobility of Arezzo.