Lucia Micarelli

Lucia Micarelli is a violinist, composer, and storyteller on a lifelong mission to blow open the doors to classical music.

Juilliard-trained and Queens-born, she has spent two decades defying the boundaries of what a classical musician can be. As a guest soloist, she has toured the world with Josh Groban, Chris Botti, and Barbra Streisand, and performed at Carnegie Hall, the Sydney Opera House, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, and Madison Square Garden. Her 2018 PBS special, An Evening with Lucia Micarelli, introduced her genre-spanning concert work to a national audience.

As an actress, she starred for four seasons as Annie Talarico in HBO’s acclaimed series Treme — a role praised for its depth and authenticity — and later led Hallmark’s The Christmas Bow, a holiday film inspired in part by her own life.

Most recently she has expanded into composition, scoring HBO’s Murder in Boston and Amazon Prime’s Novak — The Wolf.

Across six albums and a career that refuses to stay in one lane, Micarelli has remained driven by a single conviction: that music is not just entertainment, but a vital expression of our shared humanity — and that it belongs to everyone.

New album Anthropology out now.