Ich hab’ mein Herz in Heidelberg verloren
Berlin Alexanderplatz“Ich hab’ mein Herz in Heidelberg verloren” is identified by the book as a popular song with a specific theatrical origin: Friedrich Vesely wrote it in 1925 for a stage musical in Vienna. The note supplies the song’s authorship, date, and connection to musical theater, but does not provide lyrics or describe a performance in the narrative.
Identity and Provenance
The title is recorded as a well-known song by Friedrich Vesely, written in 1925 for his stage musical in Vienna. This is the book’s concrete identification of the expression: it locates the song in popular entertainment and attributes it to a named writer and year.
Place in the Book
The song is identified in a note rather than through a narrated scene. The available text does not establish who sings or hears it, or connect it to a particular character or event; its documented role here is the bibliographic reference itself.
