“Bernstein’s Jeremiah Symphony gave new principal horn Nathaniel Silberschlag a chance to show off in an opening solo, and he made the most of it, playing with steely brilliance and faultless phrasing.”
- Cleveland Classical
Photography By Roger Mastroianni
Photography By Roger Mastroianni
Photography By Roger Mastroianni
Photography By Roger Mastroianni
Photography By Roger Mastroianni
Photography By Roger Mastroianni
Mahler 5 performance in Severance Hall Photography By Roger Mastroianni
Nathaniel with his brother Zachary Silberschlag, principal trumpet of the Hawaii Symphony
Nathaniel at his first ever solo performance in Italy, with his father Jeffrey Silberschlag
Nathaniel with his Teacher and Horn legend, Julie Landsman
Nathaniel with his former Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra Horn section
Photography by Jiyang Chen
Photography By Roger Mastroianni
Photography by Jiyang Chen
Photography by Jiyang Chen
Photography by Jiyang Chen
Photography by Jiyang Chen
Nathaniel preparing for the Halloween Spooktacular!
Jesse McCormick and Nathaniel post Halloween Spooktacular!
The Power Ranger section of the Cleveland Orchestra
Nathaniel with his Teacher Julie Landsman at Music Academy of the West
with 2nd Horn of The Cleveland Orchestra Jesse McCormick
Nathaniel with Maestro Herbert Blomstedt after Bruckner 5 at Severance Hall
Photography By Roger Mastroianni
Photography By Roger Mastroianni
Humble beginnings
Photography By Roger Mastroianni
Nathaniel right before his solo debut
Solo Bow after Mahler 5 performance in Carnegie Hall
Nathaniel after a Masterclass with the University of Hawaii Horn Studio
Nathaniel with his Teacher Sylvia Alimena, and Edwin C. Thayer
Artwork by Ruth Ellen-Hoag