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Dan Tepfer is a distinguished pianist and composer, born in 1982 in Paris to American parents, who has garnered international acclaim for his innovative approach to music. Renowned for his versatility, Tepfer seamlessly blends elements of jazz and classical genres, refusing to confine himself to traditional boundaries. He has performed globally with prominent artists and has released eleven albums, including the critically acclaimed Goldberg Variations / Variations and Natural Machines, which highlight his unique fusion of science, art, and improvisation. Tepfer's upcoming performance at the Hult Center for the Performing Arts on March 20, 2025, promises to be a remarkable event as he takes the stage with the Eugene Symphony to present The Planets. This concert will feature his original work, Three Scales of Interconnection, a concerto that showcases his adventurous spirit through a blend of improvisation and real-time visualizations. The evening will also include John Adams' Short Ride in a Fast Machine and Holst's iconic The Planets, making it a must-see for music enthusiasts. With a commitment to excellence and innovation, Dan Tepfer continues to push the boundaries of musical expression, solidifying his status as one of today's most relevant musicians.