Bob Gluck's Performances, Showings and Lectures: Upcoming and Recent
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Bob Gluck Trio at The Opalka Gallery
Sunday, September 21, 2008, 3:00pm. At The Sage Colleges, Opalka Gallery, 140 New Scotland Avenue, Albany, New York. Bob Gluck (piano and electronics), Michael Bisio (bass) and Jay Rosen (drums). Repertoire from Herbie Hancock's Mwandishi Band and new music by Bob Gluck. Info: (518) 292-7742 or on the web. About the trio.
Bob Gluck Trio at Justin's
Saturday, October 11, 2008, 9:30pm and 11:30pm. At Justin's on Lark, 310 Lark Street, Albany, New York. Bob Gluck (piano), Michael Bisio (bass) and Dean Sharp (drums). Info: Justin's. About the trio.
Music for piano and electronics at SUNY Stony Brook
Wednesday, February 4, 2009. At the State University of New York at Stony Brook. Music by Neil Rolnick, Richard Teitelbaum, Alireza Mashayekhi, William Kleinsasser, Bob Gluck and others. More infomation forthcoming.
Music for piano and electronics at the University at Albany
Saturday, February 7, 2009. At the University at Albany. Music by Neil Rolnick, Richard Teitelbaum, Alireza Mashayekhi, William Kleinsasser, Bob Gluck and others. More infomation forthcoming.
Music for piano and electronics at SUNY New Paltz
Tuesday, February 10, 2009. At SUNY New Paltz. Music by Neil Rolnick, Richard Teitelbaum, Alireza Mashayekhi, William Kleinsasser, Bob Gluck and others. More infomation forthcoming.
Music for piano and electronics at Brooklyn College
March, 2009 (exact date to be announced). At Brooklyn College. Music by Neil Rolnick, Richard Teitelbaum, Alireza Mashayekhi, William Kleinsasser, Bob Gluck and others. More infomation forthcoming.
Music for piano and electronics: Fall 2009
Dates to be announced. At (tentative) Bard College at Simon's Rock, Great Barrington, Massachusetts; and Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York. Music by Neil Rolnick, Richard Teitelbaum, Alireza Mashayekhi, William Kleinsasser, Bob Gluck and others. More infomation forthcoming.
Recent past performances and events
Bob Gluck Trio at Justin's: CD release concert
Saturday, July 12, 2008, 9:30pm and 11:30pm. At Justin's on Lark, 310 Lark Street, Albany, New York. Bob Gluck (piano, shofar and electronics), Michael Bisio (bass) and Dean Sharp (drums). Info: Justin's. About the trio.
Live Electronic Music and Jazz: First Encounters
June 5, 2008. At IRCAM, Paris, France. A presentation at the Electroacoustic Music Studies Network. Focus on the Herbie Hancock (Mwandishi) Sextet with Patrick Gleeson and on the Anthony Braxton / Richard Teitelbaum duets. More info.
Music of Weather Report: Bob Gluck with Keith Pray and Brian Melick
Sunday, April 6, 2008, 3pm. At the University at Albany Performing Arts Center, Recital Hall, 1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, New York. Bob Gluck (piano and electronics) with Keith Pray (alto saxophone) and Brian Melick (drums). More info.
Bob Gluck Trio at Justin's with Michael Bisio and Jay Rosen
Saturday, March 15, 2008, 9:30pm and 11:30pm. At Justin's on Lark, 310 Lark Street, Albany, New York. Bob Gluck (piano, shofar and electronics) and friends, including Michael Bisio (bass) and Jay Rosen (drums). Info: Justin's. About the trio. About Jay Rosen .
'Layered Histories' at Yale University
January 14 - March 2, 2008. Opening talk and reception: Wednesday, January 30, 2008, 4:30pm. At Joseph Slifka Center For Jewish Life at Yale, 80 Wall Street, New Haven, Connecticut. Interactive video and sound installation produced as a collaborative work with Cynthia Beth Rubin, relating to the imagined journey of the Marseilles Bible. About Layered Histories.
Bob Gluck, Michael Bisio, Dean Sharp Trio at U Albany
Sunday, October 14, 2007, 3pm. At the University at Albany Performing Arts Center, Recital Hall, 1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, New York. Bob Gluck (piano, shofar and electronics) with Michael Bisio (bass) and Dean Sharp (drums). About the trio.
'Electric Brew' at the Third Practice Electroacoustic Music Festival
Saturday, October 20, 2007, 8pm. At the University of Richmond, Richmond, Virginia. Solo performance by Bob Gluck (piano, shofar and electronics). Info.
Songs by Laura Nyro and Joni Mitchell
Saturday, August 25, 2007, 8pm. At The Moon and River Cafe, 115 South Ferry Street, Schenectady, New York. Bob Gluck (piano), David Katz (bass), and Elisa Meredith (singer). More info: (518) 382-1938 or web.
CD release party for 60x60 Project
Wednesday, August 1, 2007, 7pm. At KGB Bar, 85 East 4th Street, New York City. CD compilation includes Bob Gluck's 'Sazmin' About 60x60. CD info.
'Inherited Memories' screening in New York City
Tuesday, July 17, 2007, 8pm. At Lotus Lounge, 35 Clinton Street at Stanton, New York City. Part of Worldwide Moving Image. More info: web. 'Inherited Memories' is a video by Cynthia Beth Rubin, soundtrack by Bob Gluck. About Inherited Memories.
Bob Gluck, Michael Bisio, Dean Sharp Trio at Justin's
Saturday, July 14, 2007, 9:30pm - 12:30am. At Justin's on Lark, 310 Lark Street, Albany, New York. Bob Gluck (piano, shofar and electronics) and friends, including Michael Bisio (bass) and Dean Sharp (drums). Info: Justin's. About the trio.
EMS 2007 talk: 'Educating International Composers: the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center'
Sunday, June 15, 2007. At De Montfort University, Leicester, UK. Electroacoustic Music Studies Network Conference. Info.
Bob Gluck, Michael Bisio, Dean Sharp Trio in Saratoga
Saturday, April 28, 2007, 8pm [rescheduled from March 17 due to snow]. At the Saratoga Springs Art Center, 320 Broadway Saratoga Springs, New York. Bob Gluck (piano, shofar and electronics), Michael Bisio (bass) and Dean Sharp (drums). More info: (518) 584-4132 and on the web. About the trio.
The Music of Keith Jarrett and Ornette Coleman
Sunday, March 25, 2007, 3pm. At the University at Albany Performing Arts Center, Recital Hall, 1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, New York. Bob Gluck (piano, shofar and electronics) and friends, including Michael Bisio (bass) and Dean Sharp (drums). Info. About the trio.
Live radio: Bob Gluck, Michael Bisio, Dean Sharp Trio
Thursday, March 22, 2007, 11:20am - 12:00pm. Live performance and conversation on Public Radio WAMC's 'Performance Place', hosted by Michael Eck. 90.3 FM & 1440 AM (Albany). For other affiliated stations in the Hudson Valley and upstate NY. Broadcast can also be heard on the web. About the trio.
The Extensible Toy Piano Festival
Sunday, March 4, 3:00 pm. University at Albany, Performing Arts Center Recital Hall. Bob Gluck plays Jeff Morris¹s solo work, 'Portrait' and as part of a quartet, John Cage's 'Music For Amplified Toy Pianos' on a program of music for toy piano and electronics. $8/$4 (students). Info and more details.
Standards New and Old
Saturday evening, February 10, 8:00 pm. At The Moon and River Cafe, 115 South Ferry Street, Schenectady, New York. Bob Gluck (piano and electronics) and David Katz (bass); jazz duet. More info: (518) 382-1938.
Bob Gluck and Alvin Curran: Shofar and Electronics
Saturday night, February 3, 2007, 8pm. At Judson Church, 55 Washington Square South, New York City. An evening of works for shofar and electronics featuring music by Bob Gluck and by live electronic performance pioneer Alvin Curran. Info.
Layered Histories Video in Belgium
Tuesday night, January 30, 8pm. At LOGOS Foundation, Tetrahedron Concert Hall, Ghent, Belgium. Screening of work by Cynthia Beth Rubin and Bob Gluck, as part of "collage/polyphony/different styles and perspective" concert. Program also includes works by James Tenney, John Oswald and Henry Gwiazda. Info: concert and venue.
60 x 60 Project: New York Minutes Mix in New Jersey
Thursday, January 18, 12:30pm. At Shea Center for Performing Arts, William Patterson University, 300 Pompton Road, Wayne, New Jersey. Concert of a series of 60, one-minute electroacoustic compositions including Bob Gluck's 'Sazmin' (2004). More information is available on the web at Vox Novus.
60 x 60 Project: New York Minutes Mix
Concert of a series of 60, one-minute electroacoustic compositions including Bob Gluck's 'Sazmin' (2004). Tuesday, November 14 at Brooklyn College's Levenson Hall. More information is available on the web at Vox Novus.
Presentations at ICMC 2006
Sunday, November 6 - Friday, November 11. At Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana. The International Computer Music Conference (ICMC 2006). More info.
"The Shiraz Festival: avant-garde arts performance in 1970s Iran"
"Conversations with Halim El-Dabh"
Chair: Panel discussion on "Integrating technology and traditional cultural expression"
Presentation: Electronic Music in China
Wednesday, October 25. At The Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing, China. A presentation at Musicacoustica, delivered in abstentia, due to illness. More info: CEMC and Musicacoustica blog.
Jazz standards in cafe settings: Bob Gluck (piano) / David Katz (bass)
Thursday, August 17, 7pm
The Fields
2 Market Street
Potsdam, New York
Info: (315) 265-1300
Monday, August 21, 8pm
Moon and River Cafe
115 South Ferry Street (Stockade District, between Union and State Streets)
Schenectady, New York
Info: (518) 382-1938
60 x 60 Project on the air: Ohio and New York City
Radio broadcast performances of a series of 60, one-minute electroacoustic compositions including Bob Gluck's 'One Prague Minute'. '60x60 Radio Request Extravaganza' is featured on Monday, May 8 (Tom Lopez's Foldover, Oberlin, Ohio) and Tuesday, June 6 (Afternoon New Music, WKCR, New York City). More information is available on the web at Vox Novus.
'Layered Histories' in Atlanta
Sunday, January 29 - Sunday, April 23. Opening reception Saturday, March 4, 7:30 reception, 8:30 talk. At the Fine Family Art Gallery, Atlanta Jewish Community Center, 5342 Tilly Mill Road, Dunwoody Georgia. Interactive video and sound installation produced as a collaborative work with Cynthia Beth Rubin, relating to the imagined journey of the Marseilles Bible. More info: at the JCC and about Layered Histories.
Solo concert at Middlebury College
Thursday, April 27, 2006, 8pm. At Middlebury College, Middlebury, Vermont. Performance of works for piano, shofar and electronics. Lecture at 3:00 pm. More info: email.
Solo concert at the University of Ottawa
Saturday, April 29, 2006, 8pm. At the University of Ottawa, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Performance of works for piano, shofar and electronics. Sponsored by the University of Ottawa Music Department and the Ottawa Reconstructionist Havurah. More info: email.
60 x 60 Project in California, Sweden, Maine, Australia ...
Performances of a series of 60, one-minute electroacoustic compositions, including Bob Gluck's 'One Prague Minute'. Thursday, February 23 (Mills College, Music Building Ensemble Room, Oakland, California); Saturday, March 11 (Kulturkiosken in Gavle, Sweden); Tuesday, March 14 (Sydney Conservatorium of Music, The University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia); Friday, April 7 (University of Maine Farmington, Farmington, Maine); Tuesday, May 9 (California Institute of the Arts Bijou Theater, Valencia, California); June 30 (The Alternative Education Resource Organization (AERO) Conference at Sage College, Troy, New York. March 14 performance in Sydney, Australia also included Bob Gluck's 'Sazmin' (2004). More information is available on the web at Vox Novus.
'Electric Brew: Re-visioning the Music of Miles Davis and Josef Zawinul'
Sunday, March 26, 2006, 3pm. At the University at Albany Performing Arts Center, Recital Hall, 1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, New York. Bob Gluck (piano, shofar and electronics) with Don Byron (clarinet), David Katz (bass) and Benjamin Chadabe (drums). Works to include 'Pharoah's Dance', 'Dr. Honoris Causa', 'Its About That Time', and 'Bitches Brew' and Dave Holland's 'Q & A'. Also solo piano and computer music by Benjamin Broening, Ofer Ben-Amots and Shlomo Dubnov. More info: web or email
'Inherited Memories' video at the Los Angeles Film Festival
Sunday, April 2, 2006, 7pm. At the Laemmle Town and Country Theater, Los Angeles (exact site to be confirmed). Part of the Jewish Animation Retrospective screening at the Los Angeles Jewish Film Festival. More info: email. 'Inherited Memories' is a video by Cynthia Beth Rubin, soundtrack by Bob Gluck. About Inherited Memories.
Solo concert at the University of California at Irvine
Wednesday, April 5, 2006. At the University of California at Irvine. Works for Disklavier, piano, shofar and electronics. More info: email
Solo concert and talk at the University of California at San Diego
Thursday, April 6, 2006. At the University of California at San Diego. Works for Disklavier, acoustic piano, shofar and electronics. Lectures to be announced. More info: email
'Layered Histories' lecture in New York
Thursday, February 23, 7:30pm. At Eyebeam, 540 West 21st Street, (between 10th and 11th Avenues), New York City. Joint presentation with Cynthia Beth Rubin, part of "The Upgrade! New York" series, a monthly gathering of new media artists and curators, curated by Yael Kanarek. More info: email and web. 'Layered Histories' is an interactive video and sound installation produced as a collaborative work with Cynthia Beth Rubin, relating to the imagined journey of the Marseilles Bible. About Layered Histories.
60 x 60 Project at the University at Albany
Thursday, February 9, 8pm. At the University at Albany Recital Hall, Albany, New York. Performance of a series of 60, one-minute electroacoustic compositions, including Bob Gluck's 'One Prague Minute'. More information is available on the web at Vox Novus.
'Layered Histories' video, in New Delhi
Friday, January 27 - Sunday, January 29, 2006. At the first annual Carnival of e-Creativity (CeC), taking place at The India International Centre, IIC Main Auditorium and Annexe, Delhi, India. Sponsored by The Academy of Electronic Arts. Bob was an invited participant, who, like Cynthia, unfortunately cannot be present at the event. More info: email. 'Layered Histories' is a collaborative work with Cynthia Beth Rubin, relating to the imagined journey of the Marseilles Bible. About Layered Histories.
60 x 60 Project: December in Austria and St. Louis
Performance of a series of 60, one-minute electroacoustic compositions, including Bob Gluck's 'One Prague Minute'. December 14: The Essl Collection, Klosterneuburg, Austria; December 17: Forest Park Community College, St. Louis, Missouri. More information is available on the web at Vox Novus.
60 x 60 Project: November in Brooklyn, Lille, Chicago, London and Los Angeles
Performance of a series of 60, one-minute electroacoustic compositions, including Bob Gluck's 'One Prague Minute'. November 5: Galapagos, Brooklyn, New York (Williamsburg); November 12: Auditorium of the National Conservatory of Region of Lille, France; November 12: Roosevelt University, Chicago, Illinois; November 16: Goldsmiths College, London, UK; November 19: Los Angeles Harbor College, Wilmington, California. More information is available on the web at Vox Novus.
Piano and shofar recital in Prague
Monday, November 21, 8pm. At the Spanish Synagogue, Prague, Czech Republic. Performance of works for piano and premiere of a new composition for shofar and electronics. Music by Tzvi Avni, Ofer ben-Amots, Benjamin Broening, Bob Gluck and Miles Davis. To mark the opening of a new exhibition by digital artist Michael Bielicky. More info: email.
Piano and shofar recital in the United Kingdom
Wednesday, November 23, 12pm. At Keele University, Keele, Staffordshire, United Kingdom. Geographically between Manchester and Birmingham. Performance of works for piano, shofar and electronics by Tzvi Avni, Ofer ben-Amots, Benjamin Broening, Bob Gluck and Miles Davis. More info: email.
Music for Disklavier, Shofar and Electronics, to be recorded on an Edison cylindar: at the Schenectady Museum
Sunday, November 6, 3:30pm. At the Schenectady Museum and Planetarium, Schenectady, New York. Performance of works for Disklavier, shofar and electronics. Music by Ben Broening, Chris Dobrian, Bob Gluck and Miles Davis. With David Katz (bass). Part of 'Groove Exchange', a one-day event centering around Thomas Edison's impact on music, technology, and culture through demonstrations of recording and playing back wax cylinders on vintage Edison equipment. 12pm - 4:30pm. Cost: free w/ Museum admission. More info: email or web.
Bob Gluck & Cynthia Rubin's 'Layered Histories' video at Pixel Pops!
Saturdays and Sundays in October, 1 - 4pm. At City Gallery, 994 State Street, New Haven, Connecticut. Linear video version of installation relating to the travels of the "Marseilles Bible"; part of an all-digital exhibition featuring short videos, animations, and interactive works by approximately 30 digital artists. Info: on the web. About Layered Histories..
A history of electronic music from a non-Western, non-North American Perspective
Wednesday, October 19 - Saturday, October 22. At McGill University, Montreal, Quebec. A presentation at the Electroacoustic Music Studies Network. More info: web.
Lecture on the infusion and reinterpretation of elements from host cultures in Jewish music
Tuesday, September 20, 6:30pm. At SUNY at New Paltz. Part of the Louis and Mildred Resnick Distinguished Lectureship Series. More info: web or email.
Paper on "Free Sound Within Culturally Specific Practice" at ICMC 2005 in Barcelona
Monday, September 5 - Friday, September 9. In Barcelona, Spain. International Computer Music Conference. More info: web.
Layered Histories in Toronto
Friday, May 27 - Monday, June 27 (hours: Wednesdays - Saturdays: 12 - 5pm, Sundays: 1 - 5pm). Opening Friday May 27, 6 - 9pm. At Emmersive Gallery, 96 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Interactive video and sound installation produced as a collaborative work with Cynthia Beth Rubin, relating to the imagined journey of the Marseilles Bible. More info: at the Gallery and about Layered Histories.
Post-performance discussion of Richard Teitelbaum's opera 'Zvi', with Teitelbaum and Dr. Avraham Elqayam; Bob Gluck moderator.
Wednesday, April 13, 8:00 p.m. At the Center For Jewish History, 15 West 16th Street, New York City. New work about a 17th century messianic figure, Shabbetai Z'vi, performed by Richard Teitelbaum, Adrienne Cooper, Cantor Jacob Ben Zion Mendelson, Omar Faruk Tekbilek, David Krakauer and Zafer Tawil. More info: (212) 294-8314 (phone) or email.
Bob Gluck at Brown University
Wednesday, April 6, 8pm. Pre-concert talk at 7pm. At Grant Recital Hall, Brown University. Music for electronically expanded shofar, piano and computer assisted piano. Thursday, April 7, 12 - 2pm: lecture, with Cynthia Rubin, about the sound installation 'Layered Histories'. More info: email.
Bob Gluck at Johns Hopkins University
Saturday, April 2, 8:30pm. At the Mattin Arts Center, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland. Music for electronically expanded shofar, piano and computer assisted piano. Co-sponsored by The Johns Hopkins Uiversity Brown Foundation Digital Media Center and JHU Hillel. Friday, 1pm lecture at the Mattin Arts Center. Saturday morning talk about historical cross cultural exchange in Jewish music, at Congregation Beit Tikvah. More info: email
'Layered Histories' installation with Cynthia Rubin in Prague, Czech Republic
Thursday, February 24 - Sunday, March 27. At The Jewish Museum in Prague, Robert Guttmann Gallery, U Stare skoly 1,3, 110 00 Prague 1, Czech Republic. Interactive video and sound installation relating to the travels of the "Marseilles Bible". Opening: Wednesday evening, February 23; gallery talk: Thursday, February 24, and workshop by Cynthia Rubin: tba. More info: +420-224 819 456 (phone), +420-224 819 458 (fax) or on the web.
You can find a feature about Layered Histories on the Arts Electric web magazine.
60 x 60 Project at the Collective: Unconscious, NYC
Saturday, March 19, 10pm. At Collective: Unconscious in Tribecca, 279 Church Street, New York City. Performance of a series of 60, one-minute electroacoustic compositions, including one by Bob Gluck (selected from 350 submissions),'Sazmin' (2004). Performance is accompanied by video by visual artist Shimpei Takeda. More information is available on the web at Vox Novus and the Spark Festival.
'Layered Histories' Lecture in Prague, Czech Republic
Thursday, February 24, 5pm. At United States Embassy, Prague Woodrow Wilson Center, Trieste 13, Prague 1, Czech Republic. The topic is "The development of new electronic music interfaces for installation and performance". More info: +420-602 124 963 (phone) or email
60 x 60 Project at the Spark Festival
Thursday, February 17, 4pm. At the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Performance of a series of 60, one-minute electroacoustic compositions, including one by Bob Gluck (selected from 350 submissions),'Sazmin' (2004). Performance is accompanied by video by visual artist Shimpei Takeda. More information is available on the web at Vox Novus and the Spark Festival.
Bob Gluck: Piano and Electronics at the University at Albany
Sunday, January 30 (2005), 3pm. At the University at Albany Performing Arts Center, Recital Hall, 1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, New York. Works for acoustic piano, disklavier and electronics. More info: web or email
60 x 60 Project: in Bucharest, Romania
Performance of a series of 60, one-minute electroacoustic compositions, including one by Bob Gluck (selected from 350 submissions),'Sazmin' (2004).
Sunday, December 9. At the Chopin Concert Hall, National University of Music, Bucharest, Romania.
More info: web.
60 x 60 Project: in NYC, Birmingham and St. Louis
Two performances of a series of 60, one-minute electroacoustic compositions, including one by Bob Gluck (selected from 350 submissions),'Sazmin' (2004). Performances include:
Sunday, November 7. At UNDER St. Marks, 94 St. Marks Place, New York City.
Tuesday, November 9, 7:30pm. At Hill Recital Hall, Birmingham-Southern College, 900 Arkadelphia Road Birmingham, Alabama.
Friday, November 19, 8pm. At the St. Louis Art Museum, 3750 Washington Boulevard, St. Louis, Missouri.
More info: web.
'Sounds of a Community' paper at ICMC 04
November 1 - 6 (2004) At the University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida. Paper about the 2001 - 2002 sound installation, to be delivered at the International Computer Music Conference on Tuesday morning, November 2. More info: web.
'Layered Histories' installation with Cynthia Rubin at ICMC 04
Monday, November 1 - Wednesday, November 3 (2004) At the University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida. Interactive video and sound installation relating to the travels of the "Marseilles Bible", to be shown at the International Computer Music Conference. Exhibition will be Monday - Wednesday, 10am - 8pm. More info: web.
Lecture in Miami on Interactive Multimedia Installation Work
Wednesday, November 3, 6:30 - 8:00pm. At Florida International University, Miami, Florida. More information is available from Orlando Jacinto García by email.
'Layered Histories' installation with Cynthia Rubin at ACM Multimedia 04
September 28 - October 16 (exhibition); October 10 - 16 (conference). At The Teacher's College Macy Gallery, 444 Macy Building, Fourth Floor, 525 West 120th Street, New York City (between Broadway and Amsterdam). Interactive video and sound installation relating to the travels of the "Marseilles Bible", to be shown at the Interactive Arts Program of the Association For Computing Machinery (ACM) Multimedia 04. Conference theme is "Digital Boundaries: Multiculturalism, Identity and Awareness." Curators include Christina Yang, Alejandro Jaimes and Pamela Jennings. More info: web.
'Layered Histories' installation with Cynthia Rubin at Pixelerations
Saturday, October 9 - Sunday, October 17. Gallery hours: Thursday - Sunday, 12 2pm & 5 - 10pm. Opening: Saturday, October 9, 6 - 11pm. At 191 Westminster Street (near Eddy Street), Providence, Rhode Island. Interactive video and sound installation relating to the travels of the "Marseilles Bible", to be shown at an exhibition sponsored by Rhode Island School of Design / Brown University, as part of Firstworks and the Office of Arts and Culture of the City of Providence, Rhode Island. Pixelerations is an exhibition of digital installations and video works by RISD artists and Brown University faculty and graduate students. More info is available at (401) 421-4278 (phone), on the web (FirstWorksProv Festival) and by email to Cynthia Rubin.
'Layered Histories' installation with Cynthia Rubin at SIGGRAPH 2004
August 8 - 12 (2004) At the Los Angeles Convention Center, Los Angeles, California. A new interactive video and sound installation, to be on display at the 31st International conference on computer graphics and interactive techniques, as part of Art Gallery: Synaesthesia. Artist talk on Thursday, August 12, 1:45pm. More info: web.
'Layered Histories' video animation with Cynthia Rubin at SIGGRAPH 2004
August 8 - 12 (2004) At the Los Angeles Convention Center, Los Angeles, California. Through-composed linear video animation, to be screened at the 31st International conference on computer graphics and interactive techniques. More info: web.
Bob Gluck at Dartmouth College
Wednesday, May 19 (2004), 12:30pm. At Hopkins Center, Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire. Part of the Dartmouth College Music Department Vaughn Recital Series. Solo music for Turkish saz, ram's horn, voice and electronics, and sounds from Jewish culture. Academic lecture about electronically expanded acoustical instruments / gestural controllers, on Tuesday, May 18, 2:00pm. More info: (603) 646-3531 (phone), or email.
Digital Expression: Electronic music, art, dance ... from the University at Albany
Tuesday, March 30 (2004), 8pm. At the University at Albany, Performing Arts Center, 1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, New York. Performances by faculty and students from the University's Electronic Music Studio and School of Arts and Sciences, including electronic music, digital video and visual arts, dance ... Includes music for electronically expanded acoustical instruments by EMS Studio Director, Bob Gluck, featuring premiere of a new work for harpsichord and electronics. Info: web or email.
Digital Expression: Electronic music, art, dance ... from the University at Albany
Tuesday, March 23 (2004), 8pm. At the University at Albany, Performing Arts Center, 1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, New York. Performances by faculty and students from the University's Electronic Music Studio and School of Arts and Sciences, including electronic music, digital video and visual arts, dance ... Includes music for electronically expanded acoustical instruments by EMS Studio Director, Bob Gluck. Info: web or email.
'Shofar' at the Electric Rainbow Coalition Festival
Friday, August 22 - Saturday, August 23 (2003), twelve hour concerts. At Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire. A recorded version of 'Shofar', from the forthcoming CD, 'ElectricSongs' will be heard during this festival. Info: web and email.
eShofar on Erev Shavuot
Thursday, June 5 (2003), 9pm. At Temple Sinai, Saratoga Springs, New York. Performance of recorded version of recent work for shofar and electronics as part of Tikkun L'ayl Shavuot. Service from 7 - 8:30 pm. More info: email.
Bob Gluck Solo performance at NIME
New Interfaces for Musical Expression Conference
Saturday, May 26 (2003), 8pm. At Pollack Hall, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec. Performance of 'Doina', for expanded saz and electronics. More info: on the web.
Bob Gluck with Zoe Zak in Albany, New York
Wednesday, February 26 (2003), 7pm. At The Sage Colleges, Opalka Gallery, 140 New Scotland Avenue, Albany, New York. Connected to the opening of the gallery showing of 'Jewish History and Community in Albany, NY' (January 27 - March 2). Solos and duets for acoustical instruments and electronics and sounds from Jewish culture. With singer, composer Zoe Zak. The program will include 'Electric Songs', a series of liturgical settings for voice and electronics. More info: (518) 292-1778 (phone), or on the web.
Bob Gluck solo at Deep Listening Space
Tuesday, February 11 (2003), 8pm. At Deep Listening Space, 75 Broadway, in the Historic Rondout section of Kingston, New York. Solo music for Turkish saz, ram's horn, voice and electronics, and sounds from Jewish culture. Also electroacoustic music by students at the University at Albany's Electronic Music Studio. Part of the Alternating Currents series. More info: on the web or (845) 338-5984 (phone), or email.
Bob Gluck at Lotus in NYC, with Andrew Sterman, Zoe Zak and Benjamin Chadabe
Saturday, February 1 (2003), 8pm. At Lotus Music and Dance,109 West 27th Street, New York City. Bob Gluck (sensor Turkish saz, ram's horn, and electronics) with Andrew Sterman (reeds), Zoe Zak (voice) and Benjamin Chadabe (percussion). Part of the "Warmer by the Stove" series. More info: (212) 627-1076 (phone) or by email, or on the web.
Bob Gluck with Ben Chadabe: Two shows at Mobius in Boston, Massachusetts
Saturday, November 9 (2002), 8pm and Sunday, November 10, 3pm at Mobius, 354 Congress Street, Boston, Massachusetts. Solos and duets for acoustical instruments and electronics and sounds from Jewish culture. With percussionist Ben Chadabe. More info: (617) 542-7416 (phone), email to Jed Speare, or on the web.
'Sounds of a Community' in Montreal
Thursday, November 7 (2002), 9pm showing preceded by 4pm workshop. At the Jewish Reconstructionist Federation bienniel convention. Participational interactive sound installation with sound sculptures modeled upon Jewish ritual objects and sounds from ritual and prayer. More info: on the web.
Bob Gluck performance in Tivoli, New York
Thursday, July 25 (2002), 9pm, at Milagro's, 73 Broadway, Tivoli, New York. Show will include performances of new works for eSaz and eShofar, and a duet with special guest percussionist Benjamin Chadabe. Roddy Schrock also performs a set of music on laptop computer. Part of the Thursday Night Special series. More info: (518) 537-3220 (phone), or email to Julia Christensen.
Bob Gluck lecture / demonstration at Bennington College
Friday, May 24 (2002), 9am, Bennington College Music Department, Bennington, Vermont. Presentation about Bob Gluck's performance and installation work, with demonstration / performance of eSaz.
EMF @ The Flea: Bob Gluck installation and concert with Zoe Zak
April 28 (2002), 3pm. At The Flea Theater, 41 White Street, New York City. 'Sounds You Can Touch': Live electronic performance and interactive sound installation drawing from sounds of Jewish culture. Works for the sensor-based instrument, eBoard; also electronically expanded ram's horn, voice, and Turkish Saz; plus Jewish ritual object sound sculptures. Premiere of 'Electric Songs' with singer Zoe Zak. Part of EMF's April concert series: EMF@The Flea. Tickets: $10. Box office: (212) 226-2407. or email to Bernadette Speach.
Bob Gluck performance at Bard College
Thursday, April 18 (2002), 8pm. Blum Hall, Bard College, Annandale on Hudson, New York. Show will include solo performance featuring eBoard and other interactive instruments. Preview of 'Shirim Hashmaliyim: Electric Songs' for voice and electronics, with singer Zoe Zak. More info: (845) 758-7250 (Music department).
Bob Gluck / Joe Reinsel Duet Performance in the Berkshires
February 9 (2002), 8pm. Simon's Rock College, 84 Alford Road, Great Barrington, Massachusetts. 'Four solos and a duet', Bob Gluck / Joe Reinsel duo. Interactive electronic music performances, using Max / MSP and custom designed interfaces. More info by calling: (413) 528-0771. Ask for the Music Department.
Bob Gluck solo performance and installation
January 19 (2002), 8pm. Congregation Ohav Shalom, New Krumkill Road, Albany, New York. Show will include solo performance featuring eBoard and other interactive instruments, and , and new sound sculptures related to the sound installation, 'Sounds of a Community'. More info by calling: (518) 489-4706.
Bob Gluck / Joe Reinsel Duet Performance in Troy, New York
January 3 (2002), 8pm. Capital District Center for the Arts, River Street, Troy, New York. 'Four solos and a duet', Bob Gluck / Joe Reinsel duo. Interactive electronic music performances, using Max / MSP and custom designed interfaces. Part of the Impulse Response (I / R) concert series. More info: http://www.ir-music.org/schedule.cfm
Bob Gluck / Joe Reinsel at Deep Listening Space
December 4 (2001), 8pm. 75 Broadway, in the Historic Rondout section of Kingston, NY. Bob Gluck and Joe Reinsel each play a solo and then a duet. Interactive electronic music performances, using Max / MSP and custom designed interfaces. Part of 'Alternating Currents', a year-series of concerts including students, faculty, staff from SUNY Albany, RPI, Bard College, and Vassar College. More info: http://www.deeplistening.org/dls/ or (845) 338-5984 (phone), or email Stephan Moore: moores@rpi.edu
Bob Gluck solo performance and installation
November 11 (2001), 4pm. Schenectady JCC, 2565 Balltown Road, Schenectady, New York. Show will include solo performance featuring eBoard and other interactive instruments, and elements from the sound installation, 'Sounds of a Community'. Premiere of 'Shofaralong' (2001), for electronically processed ram's horn. More info by calling: (518) 377-8803.
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