Bob Gluck is a highly intuitive pianist and composer, offering a broad sonic palate where lyricism and abstraction find a shared home. He has been described as an inheritor of the traditions of Cecil Taylor, Andrew Hill, Paul Bley, and Don Pullen, sensitive to the pastoral and pensive aspects of impressionism and late romanticism. Cadence Magazine has called him "...a brilliant improviser..." Allan Kozinn (New York Times) observes: "an accomplished jazz pianist, Mr. Gluck performed... with virtuosic fluidity." "Something Quiet" (2011) has been called "completely original, artistically spontaneous, and intellectually challenging." Jazz Review comments about "Returning" (2011): "Gluck's compositions are expressed with an intensity and sensitivity that is spellbinding. I cannot fully convey the attraction deeply seeded in these pieces that becomes stronger as the composition progresses..." Keyboard magazine named Gluck June 2009 "Unsigned Artist of the Month."