Franz perceives music as the purest expression of beauty that elevates the spirit. Unlike novels or paintings, which may require effort to connect with, music, particularly pieces like Beethoven's Ninth Symphony or modern tunes by artists like The Beatles, can instantly evoke feelings of euphoria. He believes that there shouldn't be a division between highbrow and popular music, as both can resonate profoundly with people. This fusion of appreciation underscores his belief that all music has the potential to uplift the human experience.

For Franz, music acts as a liberating force that transcends individual isolation, allowing emotional and spiritual expression. It opens up pathways within him, enabling a connection to the essence of others. His love for dancing further complements his musical passion, although he feels a sense of loss since Sabina does not share this joy. This reflects his desire for deeper shared experiences, highlighting the importance of music and dance in fulfilling his emotional connections and yearning for togetherness.