Press on Joris Dudli
What was written and broadcast about Harry Pepl and Joris Dudli: reviews, portraits, interviews and obituaries, with summary and source.
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12 August 1992 · Report · DE
Kurier (p. 6): „Jazzakademie im Schloß lockt internationale Stars“
Manfred L. Fritscher
Report on the Lower Austrian Jazz Academy at Zeillern Castle, with students mainly from Austria, Switzerland, Germany and Italy. Among the teachers, the Kurier names Pepl first, alongside Martin Fuss, Michael Starch, Ines Reiger, Claus Stötter, Joris Dudli, Bobby Dodge and Albert Kreuzer; on Wednesday, 12 August 1992, the teachers play a concert in the castle.
Old master Harry Pepl, guitar guru of the Austrian jazz scene
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30 August 1989 · Press release · DE
OTS (Originaltext-Service der APA), Aussendung des Landes Niederösterreich: „Niederösterreichische Jazzakademie von 2. - 9. September“
Press release on the first Lower Austrian Jazz Academy at Zeillern Castle near Amstetten (2 to 9 September 1989), founded by Gottfried Zawichowski and Albert Kreuzer as further training for jazz musicians without access to jazz studies. Pepl teaches guitar in the international faculty.
Guitar: Harry Pepl, Hernstein
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March 1983 · Report · DE
unidentified newspaper (clipping without masthead, p. 9): Pat Metheny hört das Jazzzwio in der Jazzspelunke (Bildtext) new
Picture caption to a photograph by Evelyn Tambour: the American guitarist Pat Metheny, who had returned to Vienna for a repeat concert after his success at the Wiener Konzerthaus (one of Vienna’s main concert halls), uses a free evening to hear the Jazzzwio of Pepl and Pirchner at the Jazzspelunke, a jazz club in Vienna, where they are playing with Marc Johnson and Joris Dudli. According to the caption he is as taken with the art of the Jazzzwio as with the club and decides at short notice to play there himself. The photograph shows Metheny, Pirchner and Pepl; the newspaper and the date of publication are not known, and March 1983 is inferred from the context. The photograph itself is not published; the original can be viewed after signing in.
Metheny was not only taken with the art of the Jazzzwio, but also with the Spelunke.
Picture caption to a newspaper photograph: the American guitarist Pat Metheny hears the Jazzzwio with Marc Johnson and Joris Dudli at the Jazzspelunke, a jazz club in Vienna, and decides to play there himself; “Spelunke” (literally a dive) is here the short form of the club’s name.