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Nathan Chan - Cellist
Welcome to the Official Website for Nathan Chan, Cellist. 16 year old cellist Nathan made his musical debut at the age of three years old, conducting the San Jose Chamber Orchestra on a set of variations by Mozart. He has performed as soloist with orchestras including the San Francisco Symphony, The Royal Philharmonic (London), Northern Sinfonia (UK), Peninsula Symphony, San Francisco Chamber Orchestra and the Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra. He made a Carnegie Hall debut at the age of 12, recorded with the legendary singer Roberta Flack at age 13, and at age 15, released a CD of the live World Premiere performance of the Quadruple Concerto – ‘Velesslavitsa’ by Alexander Prior on the European label, Toccata Classics. He was featured in the Peabody Award winning HBO Television documentary,
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