Bob Gluck is a pianist, composer, educator and historical writer. His work spans jazz and electroacoustic music and everything in between. His current musical projects include the Bob Gluck Trio with Michael Bisio (bass) and Dean Sharp (drums), solo performances for piano and electronics, and a wild electronic and often funky duet with guitarist John Myers and, behind the scenes, sound designer Patrick Gleeson. Bob Gluck also creates multimedia projects with digital visual artist Cynthia Beth Rubin; his current writing projects are about Herbie Hancock's Mwandishi Band (early 1970s) and Mort Subotnick and the founding of the Electric Circus.

The Bob Gluck Trio's premiere recording 'Sideways' (FMR 2008) was described by Cadence magazine as "a potent first document of this expansive trio, with Gluck's open-ended compositions and those of others sparking the creative improvised explorations from all." Free Jazz Blog adds: "... a trio of three equal instruments creating a "total sound", a broad listening experience, that does not need to rely on melody, but comes to its full effect when the musicians' creativity leads us into new territory... the trio' s version of 'Lonely Woman' is brilliant. Ornette Coleman's beautiful tune is fully in sync with the rest of the album's desperate tone, full of shattered hope, and deep longing for a better world. Great music. I truly hope to hear more from this trio in the future." You can find mp3s at the url below /trio