Philip Glass and Lucinda Childs discuss Einstein on the Beach

Einstein on the Beach's composer Philip Glass and choreographer Lucinda
Childs discuss the re-staging of the milestone work for its 2012 tour. The
talk was presented by Cal Performances, one of the international
co-commissioners of the tour. Matias Tarnopolsky, Cal Performances'
Director, introduces the event. Mark Swed, music critic for the Los
Angeles Times, moderates. The talk was videotaped at Zellerbach Hall on
the campus of UC Berkeley on April 29, 2011.
calperformances.org/

[@rivergladesgardenrailroad8834]

Very interesting, just watched Einstein again on DVD, just amazing, truly amazing .

[@keyo3945]

listening to Lucinda talking is like listening to Einstein on the Beach ❤

[@TheKinoEye]

From dead center, 13 rows back, I watched EOTB at BAM 2013. Still having daytime nightmares from this work! Thank you, Lucinda, Bob and Phil.

[@didierduplenne2325]

A great interview about their creative process ! About a show that is the most beautiful and impressive I have ever seen

[@zidanidane]

lovely

[@beatrixvantil8623]

about the audience and the transaction , it was that we the public needed , we were in need of music in relation with our understanding of the world has it is .

[@doctorquid]

Thank you for this. Frasier was wrong.

[@realman88cheerleader]

Will you be posting the Glass talk from yesterday, opening night of Einstein on the Beach?

[@kennethmorgan9331]

Does phillip ever lucinda an opportunity to speak?

[@harrissokoloff7662]

Mark Swed barely asks her a question or does anything to include her voice.

[@ubuhubbub]

Lucinda Child is painfully serious.

[@pelebauch6613]

14 minutes before they let Lucinda Childs speak. And then she's asked how the male collaborators influenced her. She only gets to speak for 3.5 min and there's another question for Glass.

[@damonkowarsky]

‘But enough about me. Let’s talk about you. What do you think about me?’

[@MrLepatrouilleur]

Interesting. It would have been more interesting if Mrs Childs would have given t he chance to speak a little more...

[@robinblankenship9234]

"Giants of the arts"....... LOL

[@tiagozawadzki]

😂

[@Billy_Herrington1969]

Sorry, what's the problem with that? Is Philip Glass not?