I first e-met Nate Holder when I started following him on Instagram. His account shares beautiful pictures of musicians at every level and age.
Nate’s passion is to broaden the spectrum of music education to include voices from all walks of life. While celebrating the works of traditional classical giants, he also shines a light on lesser-known composers and song writers.
Music is a language and it includes many dialects.
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During our conversation, I thanked Nate for introducing me to Khatia Buniatishvili. Click here to listen to her lovely performance of Lizst’s “Hungarian Rhapsody, No. 2.”
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