El salón de Wurtemberg

Charles Chenogne, a famous cellist, decides to abandon everything and retire on his family's vast estate in the German region of Württemberg, formerly part of France. During the long hours alone, he revisits his childhood. He remembers it as a world between two languages, full of cats, children and old ladies of a refinement of another time. And marked by the absence of her mother, who abandoned him when he was four years old. But above all, Charles recalls again and again what was perhaps the center of his life: the deep friendship that united him with Florent in the sixties, a friendship that ended in drama when Isabelle, Florent's wife, left her husband. by Charles. The Württemberg Hall is a moving, refined, ironic novel, a story of friendship and love between three characters who, meeting many years after the time they used to meet, discover that they have no memories in common.