Woven of music, art, spirituality, strange attractors, dreaming, Thomas de Quincey, Jacob Boehme, Séance in B Minor unfurls a poignant, occasionally surreal story fabric. Research psychologist Allison Hart gains a strange intuition about music from an abstract painting's hues and forms. Her quest takes her from a mental institution in Chicago to the snow-clad Black Forest of Germany as she searches for traces of a lost, enigmatic musical score.

    Allison's motivation is more than professional curiosity: a painful, half-repressed memory seems inexplicably tied to this music. Unsettling questions disturb and compel her. Does reality spring from a divine fountainhead? Is there a connection between music and higher consciousness? Between insanity and a spiritual realm?
Surreal, philosophical, and touching, Séance in B Minor wafts alluring music and sighs suppressed grief amid the hauntedness of dreams.