Brooding, joy of life, romance, tragic love and autobiographical music. Between the two famous French works, we learn something new about Alban Berg: at that time, he was a young, romantic composer.

Debussy's music radiates a tumultuous enjoyment of life, and through his character representation, we are personally admitted to the afternoon of a faun dreaming of nymphs and playing on his panpipe. Berg's early songs were conceived in the emotional world of late Romanticism. Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique bears the subtitle "Episode in the Life of an Artist" for a good reason: He presented his private life and dreams. We are inviting you on a journey of dreams!