Organ Recital by Daniel Carroll (In-Person and Livestream)

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Join us for a recital by organist Daniel Carroll, of Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. Our organ recital series features some of the finest organists playing one of America’s great organs. Grace Cathedral’s 7,466-pipe Aeolian-Skinner instrument, the Charles B. Alexander Memorial Organ (1934), is one of the first and finest American classic-style organs and is among the largest church organs in the West. Experiencing music in our gothic cathedral with its unique acoustics, soaring nave, and jewel-like stained glass windows is a feast for the ears, eyes, and soul. Organist to be announced. Please note there is an admission fee for visitors on Sundays from 1 to 5 pm. Those wishing to attend the organ recital must register in advance to avoid paying the fee. Thank you for your understanding. About Daniel Carroll Daniel Carroll is a student at the Curtis Institute of Music where he holds the Joseph F. Baker and William S. Mulherin Fellowship. At Curtis he studies repertoire with Alan Morrison and improvisation with Jeffrey Brillhart. He currently holds the organ scholar position at Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. Daniel has performed at venues such as Eglise de la Madeleine, Paris; The Wanamaker Store, Philadelphia; Trinity Church, Boston; among others. In 2025, he won first prize and the commission prize at the Taylor National Organ competition in Atlanta, Georgia. Later that summer, he was a semifinalist in the 2025 St. Albans International Improvisation competition where he performed at St. Alban’s Cathedral, St. Albans; The Royal Academy of Music, London; and St. Peter’s Church, St. Albans. Daniel studied improvisation briefly with Thierry Escaich and Philippe Lefebvre in France. He regularly improvises in concert and has performed silent film improvisations. Prior to Curtis, Daniel studied with Daniel Aune of the Peabody Conservatory, and David Lang and Michael Galdo of Northern Virginia. Event Details The concert will also be livestreamed…