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26 November 2008 · Portrait · DE
Falter (p. 55, Styria): „Wenn Augen hören“ (Christian Muthspiel im Gespräch)
Portrait of Christian Muthspiel ahead of two conducting engagements in Graz. He calls some of his Graz teachers personal heroes, among them Pepl, Adelhard Roidinger and Ewald Oberleitner; his trio, founded in 2005, released “Against the Wind”, the tribute to Pepl and Pirchner, in 2007.
Yet some of his teachers in Graz are personal heroes to him: Harry Pepl, for example
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28 April 2008 · Radio · FR
France Musique, „Le jazz, probablement“ (broadcast listed in the INA catalogue): „Concert donné le 24 août 2007 au festival de Saalfelden“
Xavier Prévost (production and presentation)
Broadcast by France Musique in the night to Monday, 28 April 2008, in the series “Le jazz, probablement”: the main part is a concert by the trio Streaming (Muhal Richard Abrams, Roscoe Mitchell, George Lewis) at the Saalfelden jazz festival, Austria, on 24 August 2007, which has no connection with Pepl. In the accompanying selection of new releases Xavier Prévost played “Air, Love & Vitamins” from the album “Against The Wind” by the Christian Muthspiel Trio (EmArcy, 2007) with music by Werner Pirchner and Harry Pepl. Record 3437937.001 in the catalogue of the INA (Institut national de l'audiovisuel), the archive of French radio and television; the broadcast can only be heard on site at the INAthèque, which does not provide copies.
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31 January 2008 · Report · DE
Neue Zürcher Zeitung (p. 57, culture): „Jazz“ (Christian-Muthspiel-Trio im Moods)
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Concert note on the Christian Muthspiel Trio with Franck Tortiller and Georg Breinschmid at the Moods jazz club in Zurich (Switzerland) on Thursday, 31 January 2008, with the music of Pirchner and Pepl and Pirchner’s film “Der Untergang des Alpenlandes”.
The Austrians Werner Pirchner and Harry Pepl were among the most original minds of European jazz in the seventies and eighties.