Julian Kusnadi, tenor, has pursued a variety of Bay Area artistic projects since 2007.

Including choral ensembles (Volti, Clerestory, Endersnight, Convivium, Stanford Chamber Chorale), church music programs (Cathedral of Christ the Light, St. Mary the Virgin), theater productions (TheatreWorks New Works Festival, New York International Fringe Festival, Ram's Head Society), a cappella groups (Stanford Fleet Street Singers), barbershop quartets (Brannigan, international top-10 Artistic License), and the truly eclectic (Luciano Berio's Sinfonia, a Super Bowl commercial with Seal…). Along the way, he's been fortunate to collaborate with the likes of ODC, Kronos Quartet (with whom he performed on a GRAMMY ™ Award-winning album), and many active composers/arrangers.

In 2015, Julian co-founded the Fog City Singers, a San Francisco-based, non-profit men's vocal ensemble that achieved top-10 finishes in each of its three appearances at the International Barbershop Chorus Contest, and was featured at the 2019 California Choral Directors Association state conference.

Julian earned bachelor's and master's degrees from Stanford University in 2012. After initial forays into social welfare and law, he presently spends his days at mission-driven technology startups, previously in primary education and now with Forward, working to build healthcare at scale.