American tenor NATHAN GRANNER is a producing artist, world-renowned leading tenor, headliner, solo and collaborative artist, specializing in Contemporary Opera and late Bel-Canto repertoire.

The San Francisco Chronicle recently described Mr. Granner’s singing as possessing a "sinewy, ringing tone; splendidly flexible" and the San Francisco Classical Voice extolled "tons of squillo on his top notes, his honeyed tone, and his sensitive dynamic choices..."

Currently starring as the quintessential teacher, Mr. Chipping in Gordon Getty's newest opera feature film "Goodbye, Mr. Chips," and as Rob Hall in Opera Parallèle / Dallas Opera's new film adaptation of "EVEREST," Nathan is on the forefront of opera across the USA.

Mr. Granner's intense performance style hits all of his characters, singing lyric tenor parts like Puccini's Rodolfo, Mozart's Ferrando, Verdi's Jacopo Foscari, and originating numerous roles in world premieres; Korey Wise in Anthony Davis' 2020 Pulitzer Prize-winning opera "The Central Park Five." and Aubrey Wells in Opera Parallèle's beautiful work "Today it Rains," by the Laura Kaminsky, Mark Campbell and Kimberly Reid team.

Gaining chart-topping success as a founding member of the Sony Classical group, “The American Tenors”, Nathan has also toured extensively as a solo artist accompanied by classical guitarist/record producer Beau Bledsoe. Together they’ve brought arrangements of Lieder and Chanson, Flamenco, Tango, Turkish styles and new compositions to such remote places as Glendive, Montana and Perm, Russia, *a city of more than a million people held secret until the cold war between the U.S.S.R. and The United States of America ended.

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