After being rejected by the idée fixe in the section titled "Scene at the Country," the hero takes opium and has a nightmare where he is executed for murdering his lover, seen in the section titled, "March to the Scaffold."
One section of this work contains a duet between the English horn and the offstage oboe, representing two shepherds piping to each other across an Alpine valley, which Schumann referred to as a "tiny tone poem." Its composer had earlier written a song titled "I must leave forever," which became the foundation for this work's first section titled "Dreams—Passions." After being rejected by the idée fixe in the section titled "Scene at the Country," the hero takes opium and has a nightmare where he is executed for murdering his lover, seen in the section titled, "March to the Scaffold." "Dream of a Witch's Sabbath" is the final section of, FTP, which symphony by Hector Berlioz?
One section of this work contains a duet between the English horn and the offstage oboe, representing two shepherds piping to each other across an Alpine valley, which Schumann referred to as a "tiny tone poem.
{Symphonie Fantastique}