Press on Wayne Darling
What was written and broadcast about Harry Pepl and Wayne Darling: reviews, portraits, interviews and obituaries, with summary and source.
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5 June 2020 · Radio · DE
Ö1, In Concert: „Harry Pepls „Hip Jargon“ plus Werner Pirchner anno 1975“
Helmut Jasbar (Gestaltung)
Programme with a concert recording from the ORF (Austria's public broadcaster) radio archive: on 25 September 1975 Pepl played in the Large Broadcasting Hall of the Vienna Funkhaus with his trio Hip Jargon (Wayne Darling, double bass; Fritz Ozmec, drums); the guest was Werner Pirchner on vibraphone. The programme calls Hip Jargon the nucleus of the Jazz-Zwio. The programme features “Wirf an” and “Wohl oder übel” by Pirchner as well as “Pfifferling”, “Squirrel Dance”, “Down At The Ticky Toe” and an excerpt from “Radler” by Pepl and Pirchner, almost 78 minutes in all.
The nucleus of the famous “Jazz-Zwio”: Hip Jargon
The music has overwhelming impact, raw and direct, with a concentrated energy that makes the recording sound as if it had been made yesterday.
The music has overwhelming punch, rough and direct and full of concentrated energy
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20 January 2016 · Report · DE
Salzburger Nachrichten: „Drei Tage Jazz: Neustart und Erinnerungen“
Heinz Bayer
A look back at the beginnings of the Jazzfestival Saalfelden as its winter edition starts in 2016: even before the first “3 Tage Jazz” in 1978 there was a first mini festival at the HTL (technical college) Saalfelden on 23 June 1975 with Werner Pirchner, Harry Pepl, Wayne Darling and Fritz Ozmec.
At a first mini festival on 23 June 1975, Werner Pirchner, Harry Pepl, Wayne Darling and Fritz Ocmec performed at the HTL Saalfelden.
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16 February 1994 · Report · DE
APA-Basisdienst (Austria Presse Agentur): „‚Strings‘ - Ein Jazzfestival der Saiten“
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Programme presentation of the Graz jazz festival “Graz Meeting ’94” (19 to 21 April 1994, Orpheum) on the theme of string instruments, with Joe Pass, John Abercrombie, Bill Frisell, Derek Bailey, the String Trio of New York, Wolfgang Muthspiel and the trio Kühn, Jenny-Clark, Humair. Pepl plays in a quartet with Wolfgang Puschnig.
Nor must one of the most experimental and versatile Austrian jazz guitarists be missing: Harry Pepl
Austria Presse Agentur