Heidelberg Piano

Dear friends of piano music, my husband had a fellow student who always looked as if he lived in the imperial era. He never went out of the house without a monocle and walking stick, on festive occasions he wore a uniform richly decorated with medals, otherwise dark suits, unless the sun came out unexpectedly. Then he rushed home to change his clothes for a light summer suit. He had like-minded people who, as loyal to the emperor as he, dreamed of a restoration of the monarchy as the only and ideal form of government. I found this radical form of glorification of the past as fascinating as it was eerie. Of course, our memories, even when it comes to what we have experienced ourselves, never correspond to the facts, because memories are "made" and they even change in the course of our lives. How subjective they are becomes clear in emotionally shocking events such as criminal offenses or divorces - "audiatur et altera pars", one should also hear the other side, bec...