How old is Nathan? How long he sing?He has a amazing voice but there is a little bit of information about him in internet.I 'd like to know more about Nathan.
Thanks!

Hi Samada
I read somewhere on the web that he is 28 years old
you are right we want to know every thing about these talented voices

Mary

Hi marywest!
Thanks!

Hey there. It's written on Wiki that he is born on 1980 and studied Opera (Vocal Performance) at the BYU (Utah). Some fun things I found out: He played the act of "Marcello" the painter in "La Boheme", played at their university; He's left handed (I just guessed it from the videos, he took the spoon with his left hand, wrote with his left hand and took the microphone with his left hand too); And he uses glasses, that you might know yourself. (It was on the video of 'Tour diaries")

We All Love You Nathan!

And I'm not sure about these things. I've read them in the "Boca Raton" site:
He plays violin, piano and guitar and he can speak six languages: English, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, French and German. (A big WOW if this one is true!! )

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He played the act of "Marcello" the painter in "La Boheme",

It's a bit strange..I mean,in "La Bohème",Marcello the painter is a baritone,not a tenor (and Nathan is tenor..).

Myky

We all are courious? There is a Nathan on Facebook and we are not sure it is the same one?

Dear myky, I was surprised about that too. But it was written on the official "BYU" site that Nathan is a Baritone and that he plays the act of "Marcello". (It was for 2004, when Nathan was an unknown student. He graduated on 2005) But on Yanni's site, Nathan's a Tenor!!!

However, Tenor or Baritone, 28 or 29, we don't care! We all love you Nathan!

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But it was written on the official "BYU" site that Nathan is a Baritone

Nathan is not a Baritone..Baritone voices are completely different.He's a tenor..in Italian I would describe him as a "tenore leggero".

Myky

Hey believe me I'm not lying or something!

Here's the link telling that Nathan is a Baritone:

http://news.byu.edu/archive04-Aug-brazil.aspx

And here's the one about the act of Marcello:

http://news.byu.edu/archive04-Oct-la%20boheme.aspx



(Marcello and Musette)