Because most kids don’t play with both hands. “They were nursery rhymes more so than anything,” Moses said on 60 Minutes. By the time he was 3, Matthew was showing off his musical talents with a keyboard that his grandfather gifted him, according to the outlet. “Except rather than just wondering I’m actually trying to answer the question.”Īs it turned out, music was the very thing that got Matthew moving, with him crawling toward speakers as an infant to feel the music. “I think anytime somebody watches Matthew play piano the first thing that you think is, ‘How does he do that?'” Limb told 60 Minutes.
Charles Limb with a study aimed at better understanding how exceptionally talented musicians’ brains work. Last spring, the Hackensack, New Jersey teen appeared at the New Orleans Jazz Festival for the very first time, and now he’s involved in a new venture: helping Dr. Since he was 11 years old, Matthew has been performing jazz piano recitals, appearing in more than 200 clubs and concert halls globally, the outlet reported. Matthew Whitaker was born prematurely and with many health issues, but that hasn’t stopped the 18-year-old from making a name for himself and pursuing his dreams as a world-traveling pianist, according to CBS’ 60 Minutes. A blind jazz piano prodigy is taking the world by storm - so much so that scientists are studying his brain to figure out how he’s able to master those talents.
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