‘Alt-Heidelberg, du Feine’, first line of a poem in praise of Heidelberg by J. V. von Scheffel. It occurs in Canto 2 of the long poem Der Trompeter von Säkkingen. The melody is by Simon Anton Zimmermann (1807-76).
‘Alt-Heidelberg, du Feine’
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