Renowned pianist André Watts dies at 77

Watts had a career spanning over 50 years and gained fame from his televised debut with the New York Philharmonic at 16.
He joined the faculty of Indiana University's music school in 2004 and continued performing.
Watts impressed Bernstein as a teenager and became one of the era's most prominent pianists.
He received many honors including Grammy nominations, Emmy and arts awards.
Watts was known for his intense playing style and was beloved by the Philadelphia Orchestra for over 40 years.