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ben zucker
composer, performer, organizer, curator, educator, etc.
Performances, Bands, and Tunes in No Particular Order
 Duo with Ipek EginliAt Bridgeport Music Collective, April 26, 2025. |  Alike Untils Release ConcertSolo at Elastic Arts, October 17, 2024, opening for Erica Dawn Lyle. |  Duo with Osnat NetzerAt the Hideout, April 15, 2025. |
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 Ackerley/Zucker QuartetJessica Ackerley, guitar; Billie Howard, violin; Alexey Logunov, piano; Ben Zucker, vibraphone -- performing original music by Zucker and Ackerley at Elastic Arts, March 20, 2025. |  The Mouth Is The BeginningImprovising vocal ensemble, with Ben Zucker, Roberta Brenza, Paige Brown, Carol Genetti, Janna Lee, and Julian Otis. March 1, 2024 at the Horatio N May Chapel (Chicago, IL) |  Sun DiverNoah Jenkins, Jack Langdon, Kory Reeder, Ben Zucker at theInternational Museum of Surgical Science, Aug. 2, 2023. |
 SoloApril 30, 2023 at Convivium 33 Gallery (Cleveland, Ohio). |  Portrait concert & doctoral recitalPresented by Frequency Series at Constellation (Chicago), October 2022. |  J.S. Bach, Bach: Invention No. 2 in C MinorArranged and performed by Sara González Salamanca for voice and vibraphone, with an improvised solo vibraphone introduction. Video by Ben Zucker. Premiered as part of the OneBeat Virtual Marathon, November 11, 2021. |
 Mad Myth ScienceWith Molly Jones (winds), Julian Otis (voice), Wilson Tanner Smith (cello), at Constellation (Chicago), July 16, 2021. |  UnCool Editions AiR soloNovember 19, 2022, in Poschiavo, Switzerland. |  BAD TrioBen Zucker, vibes; Andrew Harlan, bass; Dan Lewis, drums; at Northwestern University ConcertHub, March 24, 2022. |
 Livestream with Jefferson Park EXPLivestream with Jefferson Park EXP, August 2020 |  Experimental Sound Studio's Quarantine ConcertsSolo performance on quarter-tone tuned vibes as part of ESS' livestream concert series. |  Iridescent Lines Of FlightSolo downtempo/minimal techno release |
 Breath Must Be Had By AllA fundraiser track for the Chicago Freedom School. |  Lieues d'ombresBy Jurg Frey, for piano. Performed by Ben Zucker on vibraphone. Galvin Hall, Northwestern University, February 19, 2018. |  Some Bells For SamSolo performance with desk bells and a Line 6 DL4 at Comfort Station (Chicago), November 2, 2017. |
 Duo with Amy BrandonFull concert of vibraphone with Amy Brandon on guitar at the Center For New Music, San Francisco, Dec 2, 2016 |  AriaPerforming John Cage's vocal solo with Ensemble Entropy (complete with selfie as directed by the notation) |
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