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view my
singing
résumé.
I enjoy an eclectic array of solo & ensemble
singing.
I performed with Esperanza Spalding in the world première of
Wayne
Shorter's opera ...(Iphigenia). I was a soloist on
Carnegie Hall's Perelman Stage in the world première of Heidi
Breyer's Amor Aeternus: A Requiem for the Common Man. I
have been a soloist with the Boston Pops, performing the song
"Christmas Is A-Comin'" six times with the orchestra at Symphony
Hall (& also providing the speaking voice of Dr. Seuss's
Grinch).
I
have given numerous solo performances of music by J.S. Bach with
Emmanuel Music (BWV 90, 92, 106, 163) & Cantata Singers (BWV
130, 149, 248V, & the B minor mass), plus many solo performances
in
other
concert works such as Handel's Messiah, Hadyn's
The
Creation, Buxtehude's Membra Jesu Nostri, &
Fauré's Requiem. I have toured & recorded with Boston Baroque,
Skylark, Ensemble Altera, Nightingale Vocal Ensemble, the Advent
Choir, the March Chapel Choir, & many more.
“Highlights belonged to... bass Nathan Halbur's nimble accounts of [Bach's] melismas.”
—Boston Classical Review
“From the luminous chorales to the intricate counterpoint, the 28-voice ensemble sang with the most confidence and command that I can ever remember hearing from a Boston Baroque chorus.”
—The Boston Globe
COMPOSITIONS:
The
Blue Bird
AATTBB a
cappella
Why,
what is Tybalt? soprano +
piano
Two
Peace Songs SATB +
orchestra
“The grooviest work in this stoner-perfect concert.”
—The Boston Musical Intelligencer
ARRANGEMENTS:
"Honeybee" SATB a cappella
"Santa
Baby" SSSAAB a
cappella
DREAMGLOW:
mélo-fi
EMAIL:
halburnathan@gmail.com
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Last updated 25 November 2023.
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