Music contains all the power of the unsaid; it guides our understanding of the text but also our deepest feelings while following it. Franz Schubert shows a masterful use of this power in his song cycle Die schöne Müllerin: The twenty songs trace a journey through love and loss: A wandering miller falls in love with a miller’s daughter but is displaced by a rival hunter. Heartbroken and obsessed with his own death, he imagines the flowers sprouting from his grave and ultimately drowns himself; the water lulling him to his final rest. Yet, within this tragic tale, are some of Schubert’s most beguiling melodies.