Press on Klaus Wienerroither
What was written and broadcast about Harry Pepl and Klaus Wienerroither: reviews, portraits, interviews and obituaries, with summary and source.
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24 June 2026 · Radio · DE
Ö1, Radiosession (Sendungsseite auf orf.at): „„Jazz & the City (... and us)“: Michael Kahr und Martin Harms“
Klaus Wienerroither (Interview)
Programme in the relaunched “Ö1 Radiosession” on Wednesday, 24 June 2026, with an interview and a recording session from Studio 2 of the Vienna RadioKulturhaus. The duo of the pianist Michael Kahr and the saxophonist Martin Harms plays repertoire linked to important figures of jazz in Vienna, expressly including the guitarist Harry Pepl, together with works by Anton Karas, Fritz Kreisler and Rudolf Sieczynski.
Repertoire that engages with important figures of jazz in Vienna, such as the guitarist Harry Pepl
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10 December 2021 · Radio · DE
Ö1, Spielräume Nachtausgabe (Sendungsseite auf orf.at): „Jazzorchestraler Rundfunk: Erinnerungen an die ORF Big Band“
Ines Reiger und Klaus Wienerroither (Gestaltung)
Programme marking 50 years of the ORF Big Band on Friday, 10 December 2021, continued after midnight. The radio big band (ORF: Austria’s public broadcaster), which grew out of the Johannes Fehring Orchestra in October 1971, existed until 1982; the text names Pepl alongside Fritz Pauer and Erich Bachträgl among its important Austrian musicians. The music includes recordings with Carl Drewo, Slide Hampton and Dexter Gordon.
Important Austrian jazz musicians such as the pianist Fritz Pauer, the guitarist Harry Pepl or the drummer Erich Bachträgl complemented this international quality congenially.
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20 November 2014 · Radio · DE
Ö1, „Apropos Musik“ (Programmhinweis der Wiener Zeitung): „Die ORF-Bigband“
Klaus Wienerroither
On Thursday, 20 November 2014, at 3.05 pm, Ö1 (ORF's cultural radio station) broadcasts a programme on the ORF Big Band, which emerged around 1970 from the core of the Johannes Fehring Orchestra and existed until 1982. Besides functional music it produced high-quality orchestral jazz, with soloists such as Art Farmer and Harry Pepl.
which could boast renowned soloists such as the American trumpeter Art Farmer or the Austrian guitarist Harry Pepl