Franz Liszt raised the mood of audiences to a level of mystical ecstasy… He definitely made a point about the psychological and emotional impact music has in its audience. Public induced hysteria was born and it was contagious…

In 1840 the European music scene was drastically changing. It was getting closer to as we know it today: touring young artists, crowded concerts in large number of venues receiving any kind of public. Liszt is to a large degree responsible for this to happen.

Hysteria is not only a tribute to Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody nº2 but also to all of what he has contributed to the modern society. This is United VJ‘s attempt to relate to the sensory of Liszt’s symphonic poems and Fulldome. The team wanted it to have the power to shiver, to change moods, to stimulate happiness or sadness, to heal, to make you dance, smile or cry.