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„Ade Harry Pepl!“
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Harry Pepl Archive: JazzEcho (Universal Classics, Online): „Ade Harry Pepl!“ (7 December 2005). https://www.harrypepl.com/en/archive/press/#p17 (accessed 20 October 2026).
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- Press
- Title
- „Ade Harry Pepl!“
- Date
- 7 December 2005
- Publication, label, publisher or university
- JazzEcho
- Language
- DE
- Summary
- JazzEcho (Universal Classics, Online) · Obituary
- Permanent address
- https://www.harrypepl.com/en/archive/press/#p17
Online obituary of Wednesday, 7 December 2005. His most important project, from 1977, was the duo with Werner Pirchner, which brought him international recognition and invitations from all over the world. According to the obituary, Pepl then worked with Dino Saluzzi, Jack DeJohnette and Dave Holland, as well as with the Vienna Art Orchestra. As a full professor in Graz from 1984, he set students such as the guitarist Wolfgang Muthspiel on their way. It closes with a pointer to the CD “Light Blues” by Air Mail (Emarcy, 2001).
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