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Harry Pepl * 1945  † 2005

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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.

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  1. 18 November 2008 · Report · DE

    Kleine Zeitung (p. 58, culture): „Preisregen für heimische Künstler“

    News item on the Harry Pepl Prize 2008 for the Graz trombonist and composer Daniel Riegler: a gamsbART scholarship of 4,000 euros on condition that he engages with Pepl’s music and presents a project at the next Austrian Soundcheck.

    on condition that he engages with the music of the jazz guitarist who died in 2005

  2. 29 July 2008 · Report · DE

    Der Standard (p. 11, Szenario: Watchlist): „Clemens Wenger“ (Watchlist, WUK)

    initials „felb“

    Tip for Clemens Wenger’s solo “Alone ist man manchmal schon”, opening the JazzWerkstatt Wien’s summer concerts at the WUK in Vienna on Tuesday, 29 July 2008, based on Pepl’s music.

    its starting point is the electronically and “analog”-pianistically processed music of the great Harry Pepl

  3. 11 April 2008 · Report · DE

    Kurier (p. 37, culture): „Freier Jazz aus einer perfekten Welt“ (Andy Manndorff)

    Michael Huber

    Portrait of the guitarist Andy Manndorff on his new trio album and his concert at the Porgy & Bess; he is introduced as a former student of Pepl and a member of the Vienna Art Orchestra.

    once a student of the great Harry Pepl

  4. 31 January 2008 · Report · DE

    Neue Zürcher Zeitung (p. 57, culture): „Jazz“ (Christian-Muthspiel-Trio im Moods)

    initials „ubs.“

    Concert note on the Christian Muthspiel Trio with Franck Tortiller and Georg Breinschmid at the Moods jazz club in Zurich (Switzerland) on Thursday, 31 January 2008, with the music of Pirchner and Pepl and Pirchner’s film “Der Untergang des Alpenlandes”.

    The Austrians Werner Pirchner and Harry Pepl were among the most original minds of European jazz in the seventies and eighties.