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PanoramaThe official guesthouse of the Republic of Kazakhstan will beequipped with HERZ products.HERZ KazakhstanKazakhstan cosmonaut put his trust in HERZ fittings in his home.During the Astana building fair, whichtook place in Kazakhstan from May21 st to 23 rd 2003, the HERZ representativeshad the honour of welcoming an importantguest. The first Kazakhstan cosmonaut,Tokhtar Aubakitov, (centre of picture)visited the HERZ exhibition stand. Hewas personally welcomed by Gerhard Glinzerer(left in the picture), HERZ managingdirector and Djomard Raimdjanov, managingdirector of the partner company UL-Al, who provided information about productsand innovations. Talking about hisprivate heating, this man who was awardedTokhtar Aubakitov is well known in all the countries of the formerSoviet Union. He is as renowned as Yuri Gagarin who is known toeverybody. In May 2003, the "Hero of the Kazakhstan republic"was a guest at the HERZ exhibition stand.the highest of state honours puts his trustin Austrian expertise and has equipped hishome with HERZ valves."Warmth delivered by HERZ" forthe guests of the republicDuring their visits to Kazakhstan, importantguests from all over the world willsoon enjoy the "Warmth of HERZ". Theofficial guesthouse of the Republic ofKazakhstan, which is still at the planningstage, will be equipped with HERZ heatingproducts.Music from the heart… the "Plumber-Polka" ("Installateur Polka"), opus 2by the Reutterer/Müller composer duo, was createdin 1998. HERZ Armaturen dedicated this work of art,composed in the style of 19 th century Vienna music,to its customers and friends and "immortalized" thepiece on a CD, recorded by the Vienna Violin Quartet.In June 2003 the Russian version was performed forthe first time."While the "Fittings Waltz"flows in an industrial waltzrhythm, the "Plumbers’Polka" is a cheerfulcounterpoint with symbolicmeaning. HERZ Armaturenhas dedicated this polka toall plumbers and heatingengineers", wrote thefamous musical criticDr. Wilhelm Sinkovicz.René Reutterer and Werner Müller are twoViennese composers whose works upholdthe tradition of the Vienna waltz. They createdthe "Vienna Waltz Workshop" (for moreinformation go to http://welcome.to/waltz)to continue the Vienna musical traditiontaking into account contemporary elements.The "Fittings Waltz" ("Armaturen Walzer")is the first work of Reutterer/Mül-14 3/2003
Panoramaler, with which they thank HERZ for its long and sound co-operation.On the occasion of the 150 th anniversary of Johann Strauß’(senior) death, the work was presented during the first concert forHERZ customers in the museum of natural history in Vienna on25 th September 2003.HERZ Armaturen then commissioned a piece of work which wasdedicated to all customers and partners of HERZ. This is how the"Plumbers’ Polka" evolved, the musical topic of which picks up onthe plumber’s work.Immortalized on the "Vienna installations II" CDThe CD was produced as a gift to HERZ customers and friends andcontains a short history of the Vienna music scene. It starts chronologicallywith the first work of Joseph Lanner, reminiscent of Schubert’s"New Vienna Country Dance" and leads into various stages of developmentfrom the Vienna waltz to the evolution of a new generation("First thoughts" of August Lanner) and the complete assumption ofthe paternal heritage (Johann Strauß junior and Josef and EduardStrauß). The two works of the Reutterer/Müller duo have broughtthis tradition up to the present day (Lyrics Sinkovicz).The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra plays for HERZThe CD was recorded by the Vienna Violin Quartet (Wiener GeigenQuartett) in the abbey church of Sacre Coeur in Pressbaum. Thefour musicians, Günter Seifert – violin, Eckhard Seifert – violin andviola, Milan Šetena – violin – all members of the Vienna PhilharmonicOrchestra – and Josef Pitzek – double bass, member of the RadioSymphonic Orchestra, devoted themselves to the works of JosephLanner and Johann Strauß senior. To give their music a free and easystyle, the quartet is standing during the performance – a practicethat is unfortunately not very common nowadays.The "Plumbers’ Polka" in Russian – a surprise for HERZHERZ music is already well known outside Austria. During a studentaward celebration in June 2003 – one of the HERZ sponsoring andsupport missions at the university for construction and architecturein Dnipropetrovsk (Ukraine), Gerhard Glinzerer, HERZ managingdirector, received a surprise. Roman Gomasenko, doctoral candidateof the construction academy in Dnipropetrovsk, turned out to be atalented lyrics writer and singer and presented his own Russian versionof the "Plumbers’ Polka".Russian version of the "Plumbers’ Polka"René Reutterer and Werner Müller (from left to right) were askedby HERZ Armaturen to compose the "Plumbers’ Polka".Dr. Gerhard Glinzerer, managing director of HERZ, Mag. OksanaPolianskaja, HERZ export manager for Eastern Europe and Prof.Leontij Tschesanov, construction academy Dnipropetrovsk, wereamazed to hear the Russian version of the "Plumbers’ Polka",created by Roman Gomansenko.3/2003 15
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