‌Named to The Washington Post’s 23 for ‘23, flutist Adam W. Sadberry is using his bright sense of life, justice, and interconnectivity to cultivate an impactful life. By honoring his ancestry and respecting the dignity of all life, he is using his artistry as a medium to build bridges between people and communities.

Along with performing, education and advocacy are two major elements in Adam’s work. Adam is Music for Autism’s 2024 Spotlight Artist. He has performed for them four times since 2021 thanks to his heightened sense of accessibility, warm communication, sincere programming, and groundedness.

Hailing from the San Francisco Bay Area, Dr. Nathan Cheung is known for his versatility as a concert pianist, composer, improviser, and educator. These roles are fueled by a life-long passion to discover artistry and accessibility—to understand the power of great music and tap into its potential to resonate with people from all walks of life. His performance career has taken him to Austria, Japan, Canada, Mexico, and over 25 US states.