Outo intohimo: Kertomus Ludvig XIV:n ajalta

Set against the glittering backdrop of Louis XIV’s court, the story follows a young musician whose life is torn between the rigid expectations of a legal career and an irresistible pull toward the mysterious world of sound. He discovers a series of uncanny manuscripts that seem to vibrate with a life of their own, awakening memories he cannot place and stirring a restless curiosity that borders on obsession. As he delves deeper, the boundaries between reality and the uncanny begin to blur, and everyday objects take on a haunting resonance.

The narrative weaves together the elegance of eighteenth‑century aristocratic life with the darker currents of Romantic imagination, creating a tense atmosphere where music becomes a gateway to unseen realms. Hoffmann’s vivid descriptions turn corridors, salons, and moonlit gardens into stages for subtle, psychological terror. Listeners will be drawn into a tale that balances lyrical beauty with an unsettling sense that something invisible watches from the shadows.