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For tickets: Daniel Colaner, Organist

Saturday, March 21, 2026 7PM
Seating is complimentary but ticket reservations are highly recommended.

For a complete listing of season 4 concerts and tickets: CAH Season 4

Daniel Colaner, Organist

Our 2025-2026 Curtis at All Hallows season continues with organist Daniel Colaner performing on Saturday, March 21 at 7PM.

American organist Daniel Colaner has been captivating audiences since the age of 12, when his same-day performances on piano at Carnegie Hall and on organ at St. Patrick’s Cathedral went viral. Early exposure to classical music unleashed his passion for the piano at age 5 and the organ at age 10. He received his pre-college training in piano, chamber music, and music theory at the Cleveland Institute of Music and as a student of Dr. David Higgs at the Eastman Community Music School.

Currently a sophomore at the Curtis Institute of Music, Daniel is a student of Alan Morrison and the recipient of the Dr. Mi Wha Lee Fellowship. A dedicated recitalist and passionate promoter of the pipe organ, his accomplishments have been recognized by The Diapason magazine as a member of their “20 under 30” Class of 2021 and as a National YoungArts Winner with Distinction in Organ/Classical Music.

Daniel has been featured on the NPR radio show From the Top (Show #377) and on PBS with the American Pops Orchestra in One Voice: The Songs We Share–The Sacred. In 2023, he made his orchestral debut with Joseph Jongen’s Symphonie Concertante. He has been a top prize winner at numerous organ competitions, including the Arthur Poister Organ Competition, the 26th Annual Albert Schweitzer Organ Competition, and the Northern Ireland International Organ Competition, where he also garnered the Bach Prize.

He is looking forward to a series of recitals in the UK this summer, including Trinity College, Cambridge, New College, Oxford, and St. Pauls, London, as well as performing as a “Rising Star” at the American Guild of Organists National Convention in St. Louis.