is a New York-based musician. His “melodious” (Anne Midgette, Washington Post) vocal compositions include A Bridge for Three with librettist Megan Cohen for Washington National Opera/Kennedy Center; Millay Poems for soprano & orchestra (Hon. Mention, 2017 ASCAP Morton Gould Awards); and, with writer-director Adam Taylor, Someone Like Me (2018 Telly Award) and Rumspringawakening, both selected from over 800 film entries for Opera Philadelphia’s Festival O22. Nathan sings with the Schola Cantorum of St. Vincent Ferrer, New York Virtuoso Singers, Fifth Avenue Choir, St. Thomas Choir, Yale Consort, Clarion Choir, & many other professional choral ensembles. Background, session & on-screen singing credits include the Met Gala with Madonna, “Gloria” with Sam Smith on SNL, Distant Worlds and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth at Carnegie Hall, and The History of Sound (2025). He teaches at CUNY—Baruch, and holds degrees from Mannes & UConn.