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Goldberg Variations for String Trio

Thursday, October 8, 2026, 7:30PM
Miller Theatre at Columbia University

Single Tickets on Sale July 13 at 12PM

Three of today's most compelling string players—violinist Geneva Lewis, violist Emma Wernig, and cellist Jay Campbell—join forces to perform Dmitri Sitkovetsky's landmark string trio arrangement of Bach's beloved Goldberg Variations. In this virtuosic chamber setting, Bach’s architecture becomes a living conversation in the hands of these three exceptional musicians.

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Photo of G. Lewis by Matthew Holler, E. Wernig and J. Campbell courtesy of the artists

Three of today's most compelling string players—violinist Geneva Lewis, violist Emma Wernig, and cellist Jay Campbell—join forces to perform Dmitri Sitkovetsky's landmark string trio arrangement of Bach's beloved Goldberg Variations. In this virtuosic chamber setting, Bach’s architecture becomes a living conversation in the hands of these three exceptional musicians.

Repertoire

  • J.S. Bach Goldberg Variations, BWV 988 (1741)
    arr. Dmitry Sitkovetsky (1985)

Performers

  • Geneva Lewis violin
  • Emma Wernig viola
  • Jay Campbell cello

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