Press archive
What was written and broadcast about Harry Pepl: reviews, portraits, interviews and obituaries, with summary and source. The originals are protected by copyright and kept in the archive; we provide them to researchers and the press on request.
Filters active
6 entries filtered · CSV of the filtered entries
Newest first · Oldest first
-
16 September 1979 · Review · HU
Hajdú-Bihari Napló (Tageszeitung des Komitats Hajdú-Bihar, Debrecen, Hungary): Nr. 217: „Fesztivál öt napig. Összefoglaló a debreceni dzsessznapokról“
Gábor Turi
Review of the 8th Debrecen Jazz Days 1979 (“Festival for five days”): four venues, ten concerts, three jam sessions, more than twenty ensembles and 7,000 visitors, organised by the radio together with the Kölcsey Ferenc cultural centre. Turi divides the performers into three groups according to their performance and places the guitar duo Pepl and Brkovity in the top group, alongside Ganelin, Mirrors, Gusztáv Csík, the duo Viklický and Andršt and Jasper van ’t Hof; he highlights the duo’s virtuoso technique and perfect interplay.
the virtuoso technique and perfect interplay of the guitar duo Pepl and Brkovity came as a surprise
Gábor Turi in his review of the 8th Debrecen Jazz Days (Hungary) in September 1979, at which Pepl played at midnight in a duo with the Yugoslav guitarist Voja Brković; Turi ranks the duo among the top group of the festival
-
7 September 1979 · Other · HU
Hajdú-Bihari Napló (Tageszeitung des Komitats Hajdú-Bihar, Debrecen, Hungary): Nr. 209: „Debreceni dzsessznapok. Mai program“ (Tagesprogramm der Debrecener Jazztage)
On Friday, 7 September 1979, the Debrecen daily newspaper announces the day’s programme of the 8th Debrecen Jazz Days in Hungary: at midnight the “Austrian-Yugoslav guitar duo” Harry Pepl and Voja Brkvic plays in the Bartók Hall, followed by the pianist Gusztáv Csík (p. 2). The programme of the Kölcsey Ferenc cultural centre on p. 8 lists the same evening with the spelling “Voja Brkovity” and an admission price of 30 forints.
In the Bartók Hall at midnight the Austrian-Yugoslav guitar duo Harry Pepl and Voja Brkvic gives a concert, followed by Gusztáv Csík.
Day programme of the 8th Debrecen Jazz Days (Hungary) in the Debrecen daily “Hajdú-Bihari Napló” of Friday, 7 September 1979; the duo played at midnight, that is, in the night to Saturday
-
18 July 1979 · Other · DE
Burgenländische Freiheit (gedruckte p. 35, ANNO-p. 27): „Jazz International: Am Wochenende Superfestival in Wiesen!“
Programme preview of the jazz festival in Wiesen, Burgenland, in July 1979. Among the bands announced is the Erich Kleinschuster Sextet with Kleinschuster, Karl Drewo, Harry Pepl (guitar), Harald Neuwirth and Heinz Jäger.
-
27 June 1979 · Other · DE
Burgenländische Freiheit (gedruckte p. 48, ANNO-p. 40): „Art Orchester“ in Nickelsdorf
Announcement of the appearance of the “Wiener Art Orchester” (Vienna Art Orchestra) on Saturday, 30 June 1979, at the Jazz-Galerie Nickelsdorf. Werner Pirchner (vibraphone) and Harry Pepl (guitar) appear as guest soloists; the text describes the orchestra, founded in 1977, and its participants.
Werner Pirchner (vibes) and Harry Pepl (gtr) appear as guest soloists.
-
3 May 1979 · Other · DE
Burgenländische Freiheit (gedruckte p. 44, ANNO-p. 36): Ankündigung eines Konzerts mit Friedrich Gulda (Beat und Pop)
Short news item about a „Konzert der Superlative“ [“concert of superlatives”] with Friedrich Gulda on piano and the two former ORF Big Band (ORF: Austria's public broadcaster) musicians Wayne Darling (bass) and Harry Pepl (guitar). It is announced for early May 1979 at the Münzgrabenheim in Graz.
A concert of superlatives, with Friedrich Gulda on piano
-
14 February 1979 · Other · DE
Burgenländische Freiheit (gedruckte p. 36, ANNO-p. 28): „Konzerttermine“ (Beat und Pop)
Concert notice for an evening on 14 February 1979 in Vienna with the Dutch guitarist Harry Sacksioni. The opening act is provided by Harry Pepl and Werner Pirchner; the text recalls Pirchner’s album “Ein halbes Doppelalbum” and the fact that Pepl had already been a guest in Wiesen.
The opening act is provided by two well-known Austrians