Frank Ferko
Born: 18th June 1950, Barberton, Ohio, United States
Nationality: American
Frank Ferko is an American composer.
Born in Barberton, Ohio, Ferko played piano from childhood, and worked as an organist and conductor in his teens. His first compositions were primarily liturgical in nature, with Lutheran composer Richard Wienhorst being an early influence. He attended Valparaiso University as an undergraduate, where he studied composition and counterpoint under Wienhorst and organ under Philip Gehring. Ferko took particular interest in early music and the compositional and theoretical output of Olivier Messiaen.
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- Angels - Chaconne for Organ (1)
- Hildegard Triptych (1)
- Livre d'orgue (1)
- Marian Motets (6) (1)
- Mass for Dedication (1)
- Missa O Ecclesia: Communion (1)
- Music for Elizabeth Chapel (1)
- Reflection on Thomas Tallis’ if ye love me (1)
- Stabat Mater (2)
- Symphonie brève (1)
- The Hildegard Motets (1)
- Tired Old Nun (1)
- Trois Chansons de Guerre (1)
- Variations on 'Veni Creator Spiritus' (1)
- Variations on a Hungarian Folk Tune (1)