GUITARIST
Nate Huvard is a guitarist, multi-instrumentalist, and music professor based in New York City. He has built a reputation as a flexible and thoughtful collaborator across a wide variety of genres including early music, jazz, classical, new music, theater, and opera.
In addition to regularly performing with the Metropolitan Opera (Ainadamar 2024, Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay 2025, Don Giovanni 2025), Nate's musical theater career has included holding chairs on Broadway (Camelot 2023) and on tour (CHICAGO, 2022), as well as subbing off-Broadway (TEETH 2024).
As a chamber and orchestral musician, he has performed with the Pittsburgh Opera, Mannes Opera, Spoleto Festival Orchestra, Bridgeport Symphony, and Waterbury Symphony.
Nate is currently Assistant Professor of Guitar at SUNY Fredonia. He holds degrees from Stony Brook University (D.M.A. ’24) and Yale School of Music (M.M. ’19, M.M.A. ’20). He also completed a year of intensive study in historical performance at The Juilliard School on a full scholarship.
