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1983-2000 dean of the Jazz department at the Music University Graz. Associate Jazz Artist at the Royal Academy London. 2003 - 2012 Chairman of the IASJ - International Association of Schools of Jazz. 2002 - 2009 Vice-chairman Advisory Board of the EYJO - European Youth Jazz Orchestra, Denmark Several times voted as „Austrian musician of the year“. Soloconcerts „Wiener Festwochen“, „Solo,Duo,Trio“ Krakow... Since 1978, Karlheinz Miklin Trio (Ewald Oberleitner b, Karlheinz Miklin jr.d); nine CD/LP released, Festivals, TV- and Radiorecordings all over the world, with guests such as Art Farmer, Albert Mangelsdorff, Sheila Jordan, Mark Murphy, Enrico Rava, Bill Dobbins, Ed Neumeister, Armen Donelian, Karl Ratzer, Wolfgang Puschnig..

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AA.VV.: Povezave / Connessioni

Read "Povezave / Connessioni" reviewed by Neri Pollastri

by Neri Pollastri
November 14, 2017

Povezave / Connessioni AA.VV. * * * ½ Klopotec Saxofour: Jast a Closer Walk With Thee; Sheila Jordan & Cameron Brown: Confirmation; Karlheinz “Carlitos" Miklin & Quinteto Argentina: Palomar; The Fonda/Stevens Group: A Summer's Morning; Dennis Gonzalez & Joao Paulo: Theme from Pradis; Disorder at the Border: Faithful; ...

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Aniversario - Sketches from Illyro-Argentina

By Karlheinz Miklin

Label: Extraplatte
Released: 2007
Track listing: Baguala de Illyria; Cambio; Catalypso; Tal Vez; Funk a Claaro; Joltz Waltz; Para Pochin; El Zurdo; Palomar; Kali Ipso; Patagonia.

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Karlheinz Miklin & Quinteto Argentina: Aniversario - Sketches from Illyro-Argentina

Read "Aniversario - Sketches from Illyro-Argentina" reviewed by Ian Patterson

by Ian Patterson
July 12, 2007

Austrian saxophonist Karlheinz Miklin may not be a household name. Nevertheless, collaborations with trumpeters Art Farmer and Randy Brecker, trombonist Albert Mangelsdorff, bassists Chuck Israels and Graham Collier, and saxophonist Michael Brecker (not forgetting his long association with bassist Ron McClure and drummer Billy Hart) testify to the esteem in which his peers hold him.