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U.S. Jazz Quartet Performs Free Manila Concerts, Teaches Music Classes

A U.S. jazz ensemble performed two free concerts in Manila during a visit sponsored by the U.S. Embassy. Adam Klipple and Drive-by Leslie, an instrumental jazz quartet headed by organist Adam Klipple, is touring East Asia as part of the U.S. Department of State's American Music Abroad Program, which brings American musicians to perform overseas. Pictured above is the group playing at The Block, SM City North Edsa.
Shoppers and music fans stopped to listen to a free concert given by Adam Klipple and Drive-by Leslie, an instrumental jazz quartet touring East Asia as part of the U.S. Department of State's American Music Abroad Program. The group performed at The Block, SM City North Edsa.
Ensemble members Adam Klipple (organ), David Phelps (guitar), David Ambrosio (bass), and Willard Dyson (drums) pose with fans after a free concert in Manila. The U.S. Embassy wishes to express its deepest appreciation for the generous support of the following sponsors in bringing Adam Klipple and Drive-by Leslie to Manila: SM Supermalls, Hyatt Hotel and Casino, and 105.1 Crossover radio.
UST Conservatory of Music during their visit to Manila. The four group members focused on tutoring students in keyboard, guitar, bass, and drums.
Ensemble members Adam Klipple (organ) and David Phelps (guitar) helped students during a Master Class conducted by the visiting instrumental jazz quartet Adam Klipple and Drive-by Leslie at the University of the Philippines College of Music. The group gave two free concerts in Manila during a visit sponsored by the U.S. Embassy.
Willard Dyson helps a student on drum technique during a Master Class at the University of the Philippines College of Music. The four members of instrumental jazz quartet Adam Klipple and Drive-by Leslie gave two free concerts and helped music students at two local universities during their Manila visit.
Adam Klipple and Drive-by Leslie performed at The Music Hall, SM Mall of Asia, during one of two free concerts in Manila. The U.S. Embassy wishes to express its deepest appreciation for the generous support of the following sponsors: SM Supermalls, Hyatt Hotel and Casino, and 105.1 Crossover radio.
A U.S. jazz ensemble performed two free concerts in Manila during a visit sponsored by the U.S. Embassy. Adam Klipple and Drive-by Leslie, an instrumental jazz quartet headed by organist Adam Klipple, is touring East Asia as part of the U.S. Department of State's American Music Abroad Program, which brings American musicians to perform overseas. Pictured above is the group playing at The Music Hall, SM Mall of Asia.

Last Update :: 03/15/2007

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