5 black child geniuses who achieve at classical music

By A.R. Shaw
Apr 05, 2013
6:27 am

Malik Kofi

At the age of 11, Malik Kofi has mastered playing the piano, drums and guitar. His favorite instrument to play is the cello. He has won numerous wards and will star in an upcoming documentary, Little Music Manchild.

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