Massachusetts-born tenor Nathan Krishnaswami completed both his Bachelors’ and Masters’ degrees at Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, as well as attending IU’s musical theatre program for two years.

While at Indiana University, Krishnaswami studied with Wagnerian soprano Jane Dutton and performed the roles of King Ouf (L’Étoile), and Arnalta and Nutrice (The Coronation of Poppea), as well as gaining extensive experience in concert and opera choruses during his time at IU. Outside of IU Krishnaswami has performed as Alfred (Die Fledermaus), and Monostatos (The Magic Flute). In addition to vocal training, Krishnaswami is highly experienced in stage performance from straight theatre to musical theatre to opera theatre, as well as an intermediate understanding of body movement.

Nathan has already helped many people find and solidify their voice through enthusiastic, individualized lessons that incorporate musical fun, vocal technicality, and overall goofiness in equal measure. Whether a student is looking to find their voice for singing, or simply gain confidence and support through the ever fluctuating transition that is life, Nathan steps into the task fearlessly, ready and excited to help anyone and everyone who is taking on the brave task of voice lessons!