Don’t miss this premiere broadcast featuring the incredibly talented jazz pianist Dan Tepfer performing “Goldberg Variations/Variations”—an improvisational interpretation of Bach’s original “Goldberg Variations.” Recognizing a kindred spirit in Bach, Tepfer was inspired to create his own version of the masterpiece, where he plays each of Bach’s variations followed by his own improvisational version of the variation. The juxtaposition of Bach’s version immediately followed by Tepfer’s enthralls audiences with grace and articulation followed by bursts of relentless passion. As Bach’s work is a set of variations not on a melody, but on a bass line and series of chords, Tepfer is able to use his experience as a jazz artist to improvise over the chord patterns of the theme, making the performance unpredictable and unique every single time. This uncut, unedited performances was originally recorded on September 12, 2013 at (le) Poisson Rouge in New York, NY.

Don’t miss this premiere broadcast featuring the incredibly talented jazz pianist Dan Tepfer performing “Goldberg Variations/Variations”—an improvisational interpretation of Bach’s original “Goldberg Variations.” Recognizing a kindred spirit in Bach, Tepfer was inspired to create his own version of the masterpiece, where he plays each of Bach’s variations followed by his own improvisational version of the variation. The juxtaposition of Bach’s version immediately followed by Tepfer’s enthralls audiences with grace and articulation followed by bursts of relentless passion. As Bach’s work is a set of variations not on a melody, but on a bass line and series of chords, Tepfer is able to use his experience as a jazz artist to improvise over the chord patterns of the theme, making the performance unpredictable and unique every single time. This uncut, unedited performances was originally recorded on September 12, 2013 at (le) Poisson Rouge in New York, NY.