Organ Recital: Daniel Ficarri

Sunday, March 19, 2023

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The Sunday Recital Series is free and open to the public. Usually starting at approximately 5:15pm, it follows the 4pm service on most Sundays during the academic term. The use of cameras and recording devices is strictly prohibited during the performance.

Today we welcome organist Daniel Ficarri of New York, NY.

Chorale Variations on the Theme Veni Creator, Op. 4	Maurice Duruflé (1902-1986)
Allemande, from ‘Pastorale’, BWV 590	Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Visions of the Holy Spirit (2019) 1. The Impulse 2. The Angelic Being 3. The Mystic Man 4. The Conversion of America 5. The Renewal of the Age	Daniel Ficarri (b. 1996)
Nimrod from Variations on an Original Theme 'Enigma', Op. 36	Edward Elgar (1857-1934)
Ceremonial Dialogue (2022)	Daniel Ficarri (b. 1996)

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About the Artist

Named one of the top “20 under 30” organists by The Diapason magazine, Daniel Ficarri (b. 1996) is Associate Director of Music and Organist at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, NYC and a published composer of organ, choral, and chamber music.

A dynamic concert artist, Daniel has made appearances in Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall under the batons of Marin Alsop, Itzhak Perlman, David Robertson, James Gaﬃgan, and Bernard Labadie; and he has performed in many of the country’s great concert halls and houses of worship, including Symphony Hall in Boston and St. Patrick’s Cathedral in NYC. The New York Times has featured Ficarri in the “Week’s 8 Best Classical Music Moments,” and WQXR-FM presented him as part of the 2014 Bach Organ Marathon. Daniel studied the organ with Paul Jacobs at The Juilliard School, where he earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees.

Ficarri’s broad compositional output includes inaugural organ works for the Miller-Scott Organ at St. Thomas Church Fifth Avenue and the restored Hazel Wright Organ at Christ Cathedral (formerly Crystal Cathedral); chamber works for a collaboration with violinist Stella Chen and for organ and cello duo Greg Zelek and Thomas Mesa; and sacred choral works ranging from his grand Magniﬁcat & Nunc Dimittis in D, premiered by Kent Tritle and the Cathedral Choir and Cathedral Brass of St. John the Divine, to his understated Ah, Holy Jesus for the Church of St. Paul the Apostle, NYC, written during his tenure there. Much of Ficarri’s music is published by

C. Schirmer and MorningStar. Daniel studied composition privately with Rachel Laurin.

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