Klaus Waldeck’s musical career started in Vienna, Austria when he took piano lessons at the age of six. When he was fifteen his music life was put on hold when he destroyed a Bechstein piano while rewiring it.
Waldeck later went to law school (though his heart was still with music). He finished law school and became a copyright lawyer. Then he heard about a case that changed his focus from law back to music.
“It was during the time when George Harrison got sued for ripping off an old motown tune,” Waldeck recounts, “I realised the way forward was to work a melody until it didn’t belong to anyone anymore.”
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Klaus Waldeck’s musical career started in Vienna, Austria when he took piano lessons at the age of six. When he was fifteen his music life was put on hold when he destroyed a Bechstein piano while rewiring it.
Waldeck later went to law school (though his heart was still with music). He finished law school and became a copyright lawyer. Then he heard about a case that changed his focus from law back to music.
“It was during the time when George Harrison got sued for ripping off an old motown tune,” Waldeck recounts, “I realised the way forward was to work a melody until it didn’t belong to anyone anymore.”
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