25.03.2020
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Thomas Gansch, the gifted star trumpet player, has headed to the hills of the Steiermark with his family. ‘Without music, people cannot exist’, he says, ‘and movement is also very much a basic need’.
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Thomas Gansch, the gifted star trumpet player, has headed to the hills of the Steiermark with his family. ‘Without music, people cannot exist’, he says, ‘and movement is also very much a basic need’.
That’s why he and his wife Theresia – an actress and language coach – came up with an idea for ‘maintaining the Friday evening program’. DisDancing Stars.
The Gansch family have made their video available to us – it is guaranteed to help with #mutmachen:
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About #mutmachen
In difficult times like these, the special skills of entrepreneurs become apparent. These folks don’t stick their heads in the sand, but rather step forward and take the lead – one way or another. With our series #mutmachen, we want to provide a stage for all of those individuals who make a positive contribution in this critical phase, and thus encourage all of us.
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So now they are cancelled, all the lovely events. The tastings of select wines, the round tables of rarities… Instead, we find ourselves sitting at home staring at the screen all evening. But we can become connected, thought Clemens Riedl and Markus Inzinger. They call the result trinkreif Tele-Tasting
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Markus Huber has become one of the fixed stars on the Austrian wine scene. In just a few years, the Traisental grower has managed to transform his enterprise from a small sideline business into one of the country’s leading export estates. One can easily imagine what Corona and the attendant measures have meant for his
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Franz Regner is a trained agricultural economist. He knows that during this time of year many hands are needed to work in the vineyards that are about to bud – and that the borders are now closed for many foreign workers. In order to bring job seekers – for example from the retail trade or
