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30 September 1998 · Press release · DE
OTS (Originaltext-Service der APA), Niederösterreichische Landeskorrespondenz: „NÖ Kulturpreisüberreichung 1998 in St.Pölten“
Announcement of the prize presentation by Governor Erwin Pröll on Wednesday, 21 October 1998, at 2 pm in the Shedhalle in St. Pölten’s cultural district, with an exhibition of the prizewinners until 22 November. In the musical programme Pepl plays “Tintenfishinky”.
The music prizewinners are represented by Harry Pepl, who performs “Tintenfishinky”
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8 September 1998 · Press release · DE
OTS (Originaltext-Service der APA), Niederösterreichische Landeskorrespondenz: „NÖ Landesregierung beschloß Kulturpreise 1998“
On Tuesday, 8 September 1998, the Lower Austrian state government decides the state’s culture prizes. In the music category Harry Pepl receives the Würdigungspreis (prize of honour, 150,000 schillings); recognition prizes go to Friedrich Keil and Elisabeth Schimana. The presentation is planned for 21 October at the Shedhalle in St. Pölten.
Music: Harry Pepl (Würdigungspreis, prize of honour)
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1996 · Press release · DE
information sheet (press kit, 5 pages): Infos Harry PEPL
Undated biographical information sheet, produced in 1996 at the earliest. It contains a short biography, collaborations, festivals and a discography, the method of Real-time Composing and a list of works with premieres for Ensemble Wien, Ensemble Kontrapunkte, Kronos Quartet, STUDIO PERCUSSION and Artis-Quartett.
has come to the fore since 1984 as a composer of European contemporary art music
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2 December 1991 · Press release · DE
OTS (Originaltext-Service der APA), Niederösterreichische Landeskorrespondenz: „Außergewöhnlicheskonzert zum Abschluß“ (ZeitgeNÖssischer Herbst wurde Publikumserfolg)
Results of the third concert series “ZeitgeNÖssischer Herbst” of the state of Lower Austria (20 September to 28 November 1991, around 11,000 visitors, some 40 premieres). The series ended with a highly successful concert by the 1991 Lower Austrian culture prize winner Harry Pepl, whom the release calls a jazz pianist.
It came to a close with a hugely successful concert by this year’s winner of the Lower Austrian Culture Prize, the jazz pianist Harry Pepl.
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25 September 1991 · Press release · DE
OTS (Originaltext-Service der APA), Aussendung des Landes Niederösterreich: „noe kulturpreise 1991 beschlossen: preisueberreichung im stadtsaal zwettl“
The Lower Austrian state government confirmed the state’s culture prizes for 1991 the day before. Harry Pepl is listed in the music category among the Förderungspreise (promotion prizes, 25,000 schillings each); the presentation was scheduled at the Stadtsaal in Zwettl.
The following Förderungspreise (encouragement prizes, 25,000 schillings each) were awarded: music: Harry Pepl