Nathan King is a saxophone player in the Orange County and LA area.  
He has studied with great musicians such as Gary Foster, Dan St. Marseille, Jeff Ellwood, James Rotter, Chris Bartz, Ben Smolen, Doug Masek, Harry Allen, Bob Sheppard, Peter Sommer, Rob Lockart and Eric Marienthal. He has played under names such as Bob Mintzer, Bill Cunliffe, John Carnahan, Robert Reynolds, Frank Ticheli and many others. Nathan also has education in music theory and improvisation from top musicians and professors at the Idyllwild Summer Arts Workshop and the CSU Summer Arts Saxophone Workshop. 
His quartet has played at jazz venues including the Catalina Jazz Club as a part of their Young Artist Jazz Series. They were also selected as one of four finalists to play at the Blue Whale for the Angel City Jazz Young Artist Award. Nathan is also a member of the Quarter ‘Till Quintet, Doxologia, and the Cal State Fullerton Wind Symphony and Jazz Orchestra. 

He has been a teacher of woodwinds, music theory and jazz improvisation for a number of years in the Southern California area both privately and through local schools including the Orange County High School of the Arts. 
He is currently attending California State University, Fullerton pursuing a Bachelors of Music in Saxophone Performance with an Emphasis in Jazz Studies.

Alejandro Basulto-Martínez (1984) 

Alejandro’s composition style is characterized by a blend of diverse composition techniques and references to contemporary popular music. His music has been performed by Morgan Szymanski and the Orchestra of the Swan, Cuarteto Latinoamericano, Bratislava Symphony Orchestra, CEPROMUSIC, Mexico City Wood Wind Quintet, Macedonia Radio Orchestra and Sequenza Sur, among others, in festivals such as the Cervantino, Miguel Bernal Jiménez and New Music Forum Manuel Enríquez. Alejandro has composed music for several multimedia projects and films, including numerous collaborations with Mexican award-winning studio Ava Animación y Artes Visuales, which range from the world’s biggest projection mapping in Romania (iMapp Bucharest) to the Russian festival Circles of Light at the Bolshoi Theater. Alejandro’s awards include the Mexican National Orchestral Composition Competition "Jalisco 2016", Alabama Association Composition Competition (2016), Second Prize and Audience Award in the Robert Avalon International Composer Competition, Professional Category (2016), First Prize in the International Composition Competition “Manuel Enríquez” (2015), Second Place in the Composition Competition “Nuestra América” (2014), the “Youth Award in Arts” from the State of Yucatán (2012), First Place in the National Competition for Composition Students (2010), among others. Upcoming engagements include commissions by the  Fort Bend Orchestra (Texas), a regular season debut concert with the Barcelona Symphonic Band.

Alejandro holds a Bachelor’s degree from the “Conservatorio de las Rosas” (cum laude) where his principal teacher was Dr. Javier Álvarez, a Master’s degree in Film Scoring and a graduate diploma in Orchestral Conducting from the ESMUC (Barcelona, Spain) where he studied with Dr. Salvador Brotons. He earned the Fulbright-García Robles scholarship to study a Master’s Degree in Music Composition at the Moores School of Music-University of Houston, under the guidance of Dr. Rob Smith, where he is the Assistant Director of AURA Contemporary Music Ensemble. Alejandro was born and raised in Mérida, Yucatán in the southeast of México.

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