(Re) Imagining Goldberg: Simone Dinnerstein & Pam Tanowitz on their Careers and Collaboration

Gender Wednesday Undergraduate Speaker/Lucheon Series invites Classical pianist Simone Dinnerstein and choreographer Pam Tanowitz discuss their careers and collaboration in the week leading up to the world premiere of New Work for Goldberg Variations in Duke's Reynolds Industries Theater. Moderated by Barbara Dickinson (Duke Dance Program).

Set to Bach's iconic Goldberg Variations, the new piece will be performed by Dinnerstein, one of the foremost Bach interpreters of her generation, alongside Tanowitz's company, which will use a deconstructed classical dance vocabulary to translate Bach's score into movement. Tickets and info available HERE

Simone Dinnerstein is a classical pianist who rose to prominence with her self-financed recording of Bach's Goldberg Variations in 2007 and is now widely recognized as one of the world's leading Bach interpreters.

Pam Tanowitz is an NY-based choreographer and founder of Pam Tanowitz Dance, known for her unflinchingly postmodern treatment of classical dance.

Barbara Dickinson is Professor of the Practice of Dance for the Duke University Dance Program, where she teaches Modern Technique, Repertory, Performance, Choreography, and Dance History.