Daniel Knaggs

Daniel Knaggs is a versatile and internationally renowned composer whose work spans the realms of choral music and chamber opera. Born in the United States in 1983, Knaggs' passion for music has taken him across the globe, from Mexico and Nicaragua to France, where he has immersed himself in diverse musical traditions and linguistic studies. His fluency in six languages enriches his compositions, allowing him to craft intricate and evocative pieces that resonate deeply with audiences. Knaggs' notable works include the chamber opera "Zita di Lucca – Serva e Patrona," written in collaboration with Vincenzo Reale, and "The Joyful Mysteries Choral Symphony," which showcases his mastery of choral arrangements. In addition to his composing, Knaggs is an accomplished educator, having taught at prestigious conservatories in Italy and currently instructing in Pratica organistica and Gregorian chant. His extensive travels and linguistic prowess infuse his music with a unique cultural depth, making his performances and recordings a captivating experience for any music enthusiast.