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Reviewer: Good morning, Adam! How are you doing? Adam Klipple: Hi! Very good, thanks! I was waiting your call. Reviewer: Music is playing so loud, what are you listening? Luis Armstrong? I’m not mistaken? Adam Klipple: Exactly! You aren’t, its Luis Armstrong. Every morning I wake up with music. Reviewer: Oh I see, music became a part of you. Adam Klipple: Right. I cannot imagine my life without it anymore. Reviewer: So when did you know you were going to be a musician? Adam Klipple: It was in school. I wasn’t interested in anything else. Music is my life, part of me, as you said before. Reviewer: So, music plays a major role of your life. Were your parents musicians? How were you encouraged to start a jazz musician’s career? Adam Klipple: The music and I are one. There is no separation. My mom played the piano a little because she taught young children and she played nursery rhymes for them to sing in class. My dad was a piano player also. May be that’s why you can see me playing electric pianos and a variety of vintage keyboards. But I don’t think I was encouraged to start a jazz career. I might have had the support of my parents to play the music that I wanted to play, but this jazz musician label is recent. I also play funk, swing, Afro-Cuban, Brazilian and West-African.
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