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« Franui was a happy coincidence, » says Angelika Rainer. The studied social worker has been part of the successful East Tyrolean music banda since day one. And she writes: « Because it makes the world more beautiful. »
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Angelika Rainer: « At breakfast everyone often sits at a different table. » Clemens Fabry
You are a founding member of the Musicbanda Franui, you are a writer, and as a social worker she worked in women’s shelters, in youth prisons and with people with disabilities. Noteworthy how wide they are set up.
Angelika Rainer: You don’t see it yourself. You make one after the other or one next to the other. I don’t find that special.
Was music in her life already present from an early age?
Yes, although this has not been particularly promoted from home. I grew up very easily in the Villgratental. My parents didn’t play an instrument. But in our everyday life in East Tyrol, the Catholic was very present. It was a matter of course that you go to the church and are otherwise integrated. And there was a father who promoted and supported my four siblings and me very much. We helped to shape the trade fairs and thus get the opportunity to make music.
That means you experienced the church positively?
While you are a child, you don’t think much about it. For us it was always connected to music, and this gave rise to something good for life. The church was also a stage. Playing in front of many people was always a matter of course for me and associated with a lot of praise. That’s why I had hardly any stage fright later. Nevertheless, the farewell to this well -suffered music was difficult to form a new form.
Is it true that the Musicbanda Franui was more of a chance?
