Skip to content
Harry Pepl * 1945  † 2005

Press archive

What was written and broadcast about Harry Pepl: reviews, portraits, interviews and obituaries, with summary and source. The originals are protected by copyright and kept in the archive; we provide them to researchers and the press on request.

Filters active

3 entries filtered · CSV of the filtered entries

Order: Newest first · Oldest first

  1. 13 October 2011 · Interview · DE

    OÖ Nachrichten (Rieder Volkszeitung): „Ich werde versuchen, noch viel tiefer in die Musik einzutauchen“

    Bianka Eichinger

    Interview with the Innviertel trombonist Paul Zauner, organiser of the INNtöne festival. Asked about the most impressive musician he has ever worked with, he names Harry Pepl second.

  2. 19 May 2016 · Review · DE

    Jazzpages (Online): „INNtöne 2016 – Rückschau mit Bildern“

    Frank Schindelbeck

    Festival report with photos from the INNtöne Jazzfestival 2016 on Paul Zauner's farm in Diersbach. As the highlight of the second festival day, the author describes the project of Agnes Heginger, Clemens Salesny, Martin Bayer and Peter Primus Frosch, in which recordings from Pepl's home studio were played in and the band entered into a dialogue with them. He refers to the double CD on Fullmax Recordings.

    The four musicians on stage played so excellently with Pepl's legacy that, without knowing the story behind it and with your eyes closed, there could have been a quintet on stage.

    An extremely successful tribute to one of Austria's important jazz musicians.

  3. 30 November 2019 · Portrait · DE

    Passauer Neue Presse: „Viel Gefühl und positive Energie“

    Portrait of the trombonist Paul Zauner on his 60th birthday. Asked about the people who shaped him most as a musician, he names Harry Pepl second after David Murray, one of the great three of the older generation.

    He is one of the great three of the older generation. I admire his openness in music, the mix of the concrete and the non-concrete, and the blur that is exciting in any art.

    Paul Zauner