The real-life inspiration for this composition was an Irish actress whose performances as Juliet and Ophelia at the Odeon Theater in Paris deeply moved its composer. For 10 points—name this five-movement musical work in which the actress is transformed into a witch in an opium-induced sleep of our "artist", through the use of an idée fixe [ee-DAY feeks], created by Hector Berlioz.
The real-life inspiration for this composition was an Irish actress whose performances as Juliet and Ophelia at the Odeon Theater in Paris deeply moved its composer. For 10 points—name this five-movement musical work in which the actress is transformed into a witch in an opium-induced sleep of our "artist", through the use of an idée fixe [ee-DAY feeks], created by Hector Berlioz.
The real-life inspiration for this composition was an Irish actress whose performances as Juliet and Ophelia at the Odeon Theater in Paris deeply moved its composer.
{Symphonie Fantastique} or {Fantastic Symphony} by Hector Berlioz