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March 23, 2017

Pianist joins lineup for Arts for Autism performance

By Emily Morrison
 

COLUMBIA, MO (March 23, 2017) — Nathan Walton, a pianist from Hannibal, Mo., will present an opening musical set for the Arts for Autism comedy fundraiser with Kathleen Madigan and Lewis Black to benefit MU’s Thompson Center for Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorders.

Nathan, a 20-year-old musician who also plays percussion, will arrange and perform a 30-minute set of piano music to welcome guests to the Arts for Autism event at the Missouri Theatre on April 17.

Check out this preview, below, of some of Nathan’s work, courtesy of the Walton family. And catch him live at Arts for Autism!

 

Freshly tuned piano makes for a happy musician!! 🎹❤🎹🎶❤🎹

Posted by Marsha Quinn Walton on Thursday, March 16, 2017