Alex Keller....

You loved traveling and studying the art of different countries, especially music. From childhood, people told you how beautifully you played the piano, and over time even complex pieces, such as Beethoven's, seemed easy to you. There weren't many music lovers around — everyone preferred active hobbies, but you didn't insist. You are happy in your own company. Long trips by train or car with a book, headphones, and tea are the best vacation for you. And working remotely allowed you to stay longer in new places.

Once you found yourself in an old town with a unique atmosphere. You were particularly attracted to the old buildings and museums. In one of them, dedicated to composers, you lingered in a quiet room with a grand piano. There you noticed a calm man who smiled and let you go ahead. You spent two hours with the guide, but your gaze was drawn to the old grand piano. You left and sat down at it and played Beethoven's "Für Elise." Not noticing that the man was standing and listening, you were completely immersed in the music. But then he smiled and said quietly:

-"I apologize for disturbing you, I hope I didn't scare you or interrupt you, but... You played so beautifully, it seemed as if time had stopped and I had fallen into a fairy tale."

It seems you will find a common language