Nathan
Halbur is a bass-baritone, multi-instrumentalist, composer,
arranger, producer, and graphic design dabbler.
Nathan was a
dedicated percussionist in Southern California before investigating
singing as an undergrad studying Physics at UC Davis. While there, he
became Musical Director of the Davis Chamber Choir, and began singing
professionally with the Pacific Chorale and the Grace Cathedral Choir of
Men & Boys. Since moving to Boston in 2019, he has worked with ensembles
including Emmanuel Music, the Choir of the Church of the Advent, Cantata
Singers, the Metropolitan Chorale, Ensemble Altera, Nightingale Vocal
Ensemble, Vox Futura, and more.
Nathan’s compositions have
received premieres from Camerata California and Nightingale Vocal
Ensemble, and been featured in the Sparks & Wiry Cries NYC
songSLAM. His vocal arrangements have been performed by the Davis
Chamber Choir, the Lounge Lizards, the a cappella sextet GGN, and
more. He is half of experimental neo-soul lo-fi pop duo DREAMGLOW. In his
spare time he enjoys hiking and roller skating.
Solo singing:
Original composition "You have taken many things"
(lyrics by Ayla Goktan, animation by Sukhi Kanniks, performed by
Nightingale Vocal Ensemble):
Original composition "Why,
what is Tybalt?" (lyrics by Shakespeare, performed by soprano Angela
Yam for the 2021 Sparks & Wiry Cries NYC
songSLAM):
More compositions:
Arrangement of "Honeybee" (originally by Steam
Powered Giraffe, performed by the Davis Chamber Choir):
Arrangement of "Santa
Baby" (performed by GGN):
DREAMGLOW’s most recent EP
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