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Nathan Laube

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Nathan Laube is an American concert organist and educator who serves on the faculty of the Eastman School of Music. He gained international recognition after winning the 2008 Nottingham Organ Competition, which helped launch his extensive performing career. Laube is known for his broad repertoire, frequently performing at major concert venues and cathedrals worldwide. In addition to his teaching duties in the United States, he has also served as a guest professor at the Stuttgart State University of Music and Performing Arts in Germany.

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Where does organist Nathan Laube teach?

He serves on the faculty of the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York. In addition to Eastman, he has also held a professorship at the music conservatory in Stuttgart, Germany.

What competition win launched Nathan Laube's career?

He won the Nottingham Organ Competition in 2008. That victory helped launch an extensive international performing career while he was still very young.

Is Nathan Laube American?

Yes, he is an American concert organist and educator. He has nonetheless built a career centered heavily on Europe as well as the United States, appearing at major venues and festivals on both continents.

What kind of repertoire does Nathan Laube play?

His programs range from Bach and other core classics to virtuosic Romantic works and transcriptions. Critics frequently single out his technical command of demanding showpieces alongside insightful Classical interpretations.

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