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On the day of the opening, guests on Franz-Josef-Höhe waited in vain for a musical message from the world musician. "I wanted to play something. But I decided against it two months ago. The peak isn't acoustically conducive." Goisern found that out for himself a few days before the opening of the exhibition. He offered up a yodel and was promptly told by a German tourist: "Young man, you still need to practise." And so on Monday it was a verbal message. Tolerance was the subject. All too often the impression arises that things seen from afar appear familiar and close. But with increasing proximity, suddenly distance and alienation arises. That holds true in the mountains too. Someone moving from one valley to another often permanently remains a "Zuagroaster", an "outsider".
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