Lucia Micarelli, a multifaceted artist, was born in the vibrant borough of Queens, New York, to a loving family consisting of a Korean mother and an Italian-American father. From a remarkably young age of three, she demonstrated an innate passion for the arts, subsequently devoting herself to the meticulous practice of dance, piano, and violin. This early immersion in the world of arts had a profound and lasting impact on her life, serving as the foundation upon which her future success would be built.
As the years went by and Lucia's youthful energy continued to unfold, her innate passion for music began to blossom into a profound and all-consuming force that drove her to pursue her dreams with unwavering dedication.
At the tender age of five, Lucia made a courageous and ambitious decision that would forever alter the course of her life. With a sense of purpose and conviction that belied her tender years, she chose to leave her familiar surroundings behind and embark on a new journey to the enchanting islands of Hawaii.
It was in this lush and tropical paradise that Lucia would soon find herself taking the stage as a soloist with the esteemed Honolulu Symphony Orchestra, her heart pounding with excitement and her soul singing with joy.
Lucia's journey took a significant turn in 1994, as she made the decision to return to her hometown of New York, a city that would play a pivotal role in her future as a musician. It was here that she secured a spot at the illustrious Juilliard School of Music, an institution renowned for its uncompromising music program that would push her skills to the limit.
For the next seven years, Lucia dedicated herself to mastering the art of violin playing, immersing herself in a world of music theory, technique, and performance under the watchful eye of esteemed instructors. These experts, highly respected in their field, would guide her every step of the way, providing valuable insights and constructive feedback that would help shape her into a truly exceptional musician.
As she progressed through her studies, Lucia's passion for music only grew stronger, and she became increasingly adept at navigating the complexities of her instrument. Her hard work and dedication would ultimately pay off, as she emerged from her time at Juilliard as a talented and versatile violinist, well-equipped to take on the challenges of a career in music.
New York, with its vibrant cultural scene and rich musical heritage, proved to be the perfect environment for Lucia to hone her craft. The city's many world-class performance venues, orchestras, and music festivals provided her with a wealth of opportunities to perform and collaborate with other musicians, further enhancing her skills and broadening her musical horizons.
In the years that followed, Lucia would go on to enjoy a successful career as a violinist, performing with some of the world's most renowned orchestras and concertos, and sharing her passion for music with audiences around the globe. But it was her time at Juilliard, surrounded by the city's energy and creativity, that laid the foundation for her future success, and for which she will always be grateful.
After completing her academic pursuits, Lucia's remarkable aptitude and unwavering commitment to her craft led to a coveted opportunity to join a multitude of esteemed concert tours, featuring solo appearances alongside the renowned Trans-Siberian Orchestra, the iconic Jethro Tull, Josh Groban's critically acclaimed "Closer" and "Awake" concert series, and most recently, the celebrated Chris Botti.
Lucia initially ventured into the realm of acting in 2010, marking the beginning of her illustrious career with a captivating portrayal of the endearing and vivacious character "Annie" in the highly acclaimed HBO television series "Treme", a production masterfully crafted by the esteemed creators David Simon and Eric Overmyer.
