Press on Michael Di Pasqua
What was written and broadcast about Harry Pepl and Michael Di Pasqua: reviews, portraits, interviews and obituaries, with summary and source.
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21 January 1984 · Review · DE
Neue Zeit (Graz daily newspaper), p. 4, culture section: „Einige Stunden des Kunstgenusses“ (Jazzkonzert im Münzgrabenheim) new
G. Wiesenthaner
Review of the Jazzzwio concert with Michael Di Pasqua on Thursday, 19 January 1984, at the Münzgrabenheim in Graz, Austria, in the line-up guitar, marimba and drums, with a photo of Pirchner, Di Pasqua and Pepl.
… there was everything to hear that gladdens the heart, from Pepl’s most aggressive guitar riffs to Pirchner’s cosiest marimba melodies.
On the Jazzzwio concert with Michael Di Pasqua on Thursday, 19 January 1984, at the Münzgrabenheim in Graz, Austria, in the Neue Zeit, a Graz daily newspaper.
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1984 · Other
information sheet (press collage by Harry Sokal and Harry Pepl, without masthead): Harry Pepl electric & acoustic guitar / Harry Sokal tenorsax, sopransax new
Press collage with short biographies of Harry Sokal (tenor and soprano saxophone) and Harry Pepl (guitar), discographies (including ECM 1237, ECM 1221, EGO 4019, Mood 23 999 and Live-Montreux ’81) and concert lists for 1983 and 1984. Pepl is named, among others, with the Benny Goodman Quintet, Jack DeJohnette, Dave Holland, Art Farmer, John Surman and Daniel Humair; Mino Cinelu, Steve Swallow and the Family of Percussion are added by hand.
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April 1982 · Review · DE
unidentified newspaper (clipping without masthead or note): „Jazzkonzert“ new
Review of a Thursday evening at the Münzgrabenheim in Graz, Austria: Austria Drei with Harry Pepl and Werner Pirchner (Jazzzwio), Adelhard Roidinger on bass and Michael Di Pasqua on drums. The critic stresses that Pepl can be picked out at once from among several hundred guitarists.