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Adam Mandela Walden is an award-winning cellist and autism advocate currently in his senior year at Boston's Berklee College of Music. Adam Mandela Walden at the 62nd Annual L.A. County Holiday Celebration. Official website for Cellist and Autism Advocate, Adam Mandela Walden.
Dec 22, 2021 · By Tara Lynn Wagner Downtown Los Angeles. PUBLISHED 5:14 AM PT Dec. 22, 2021. LOS ANGELES — For Adam Mandela Walden, the cello isn’t just an instrument. It’s how he interacts with the world. Adam was almost a year old when his mother, Roseanne Walden, says he stopped talking and making eye contact.
Apr 20, 2023 · By. Darry Madden. April 20, 2023. Adam Mandela Walden. Image courtesy of the artist. “Having profound autism is a lot of hard work. I have to work very hard to talk to anyone about anything,” Adam Mandela Walden, cellist and performance major, told listeners on a recent episode of NPR’s From the Top after he performed the intermezzo from ...
Loudly & Weirdly: Cellist Shares Autism Experience with Music. Today, we continue our series highlighting the beautiful orchestral work “Excerpts From the Reason I Jump”, featuring 26-year-old autistic cellist Adam Mandela Walden. The piece reflects what it’s like living with autism.
Diagnosed with moderate/severe autism and epilepsy at age 3, music has long been a source of connection and communication for 26-year-old cellist Adam Mandela Walden. He and his mother are passionate advocates for inclusion.
Adam Mandela Walden (cello), 26, was born in Los Angeles, California and began studying the cello at age 6. Diagnosed with moderate/severe autism and epilepsy at age 3, music has long been a source connection and communication for Adam. Currently, Adam is attending Berklee College of Music/Boston Conservatory at Berklee on a full academic ...
