Emma Nissen

That when he was doing that, we were all at home together.

And I was like, Adam, I think that that is why I am like, why I attached myself to jazz and learning scat.

Because the, what makes me so excited about the Ella Fitzgerald thing is I,

I'm so obsessed and love her so much that I learned note for note, a seven minute scat solo that she did live in Berlin in 1960 from How High the Moon.

Like I just, I knew it note for note.

And sometimes I'm like, how did I do that?

And I'm like, oh, it's because I've been doing that since I was little doing, you know?

And so that's like, I'm very, you know, no pressure on myself to do, you know, seven minutes note for note.

But I, I'm like, oh, that's my time to shine.

That's,

Yeah, I'm really excited about it because I'm like, this is, you know, some people work for, you know, I'm only 25, but I'm excited for that one for sure.

Oh, well, part of that could be because I quit piano very early on, so I kind of have to fudge the rest of it, but... Wow.

Vocally, nine weeks, and I'll tell you the story there.

Nine weeks.

Yeah, there wasn't much to learn there.

But I mean, no, no, no, not meaning that there wasn't much for me to learn, but there wasn't much that I could learn in those nine weeks before.

So my vocal cord... I know, it's a big story.

Well, I'll tell you.

So...

And this kind of goes into me writing music for the first time.