Sammlung Karlheinz Drechsel, Fotografien 1
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LRA-162 Fo, Nr. 1
LRA-162 Sammlung Karlheinz Drechsel
Sammlung Karlheinz Drechsel >> Sammlung Karlheinz Drechsel, Fotografien
1947 - 2005
Enthält Fotgrafien aus der Sammlung Drechsel: oft Veranstaltungen, die er moderiert hat, und wo er mit auf den Fotos abgebildet ist.
Unter anderem zu Acker Bilk, Fips Fleischer, Igor Bril Trio, Mart Rodger, Mel Lewis, Albert Mangelsdorff, Max Roach, Hazy Osterwald, Helmut Brandt, Oliver Nelson, Klaus Lenz Bigband, Louis Armstrong, Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky, Günter Boas Blues Quartet 1956 Dresden, Günter Hörig, Heinz Kretzschmar, Cynthia Sayer, Oscar Peterson, Bert Noglik, Joachim und Rolf Kühn.
Fotografen unter anderem: Sigurd Rosenhain, Otto Sill, Herbert Flügge.
Unter anderem zu Acker Bilk, Fips Fleischer, Igor Bril Trio, Mart Rodger, Mel Lewis, Albert Mangelsdorff, Max Roach, Hazy Osterwald, Helmut Brandt, Oliver Nelson, Klaus Lenz Bigband, Louis Armstrong, Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky, Günter Boas Blues Quartet 1956 Dresden, Günter Hörig, Heinz Kretzschmar, Cynthia Sayer, Oscar Peterson, Bert Noglik, Joachim und Rolf Kühn.
Fotografen unter anderem: Sigurd Rosenhain, Otto Sill, Herbert Flügge.
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