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24 December 1981 · Other · NL
Limburgsch Dagblad (daily newspaper, Heerlen), p. 6: Fernsehprogramm „Duitsland II“ für den Ersten Weihnachtstag new
The issue of Thursday, 24 December 1981, of this daily newspaper from Heerlen (Netherlands) prints the programme of ZDF, the German public television channel, for Christmas Day, Friday, 25 December (no issue appeared on the holidays): after the “Urbi et Orbi” blessing and the Christmas address of the German Federal President, at 7.30 pm the gala of the German tenor René Kollo with Benny Goodman among the guests, and at 10.45 pm “Benny Goodman-favorieten” from the jazz house of the Tivoli in Copenhagen, Denmark, with Harry Pepl (guitar) and Svend Asmussen (violin).
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28 December 1981 · Other · NL
Limburgsch Dagblad (daily newspaper, Heerlen), p. 2: Fernsehprogramm „Duitsland III WDR“: „Jazz Berlin 1981“ new
The listings of WDR television (West German Broadcasting), printed in this Dutch daily newspaper, announce for Monday, 28 December 1981, at 11 pm, the half-hour programme “Jazz Berlin 1981”, a jazz programme with the duo of the Japanese guitarist Kazumi Watanabe and the Jazzzwio of Pirchner and Pepl (printed as “Pirchner-Pepl. Jazzwio”).
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20 April 1982 · Other · NL
De Telegraaf (daily newspaper, Amsterdam), p. 2: Fernsehprogramm „TV Tijd“, Spalte „Duitsland 2“ new
The television listings of the Amsterdam daily newspaper (Netherlands) announce on ZDF, the German public television channel, for Tuesday, 20 April 1982, at 10.50 pm, the programme “Benny Goodman: Mijn lievelingsmelodieën”, with Don Haas (piano), Charly Antolini (drums), Jimmy Maxwell (trumpet), Peter Witte (bass), Harry Pepl (guitar) and Svend Asmussen (violin). It is the same line-up as in the session from the Tivoli in Copenhagen, Denmark, which ZDF showed on 25 December 1981.