Performance of Intermezzo from 4PAR4RAP by the NJ Saxophone Quartet, Weill Recital Hall (January 2008).

Premieres of Shir Kinah and Out of the Wilderness by the Santa Cruz Chamber Orchestra, Maya Barsacq, music director (September 2007).

Premiere performances of Etude with 'tude by Peter Vinograde, Lehman College, NY, and Kitchener Waterloo Chamber Music Society, Waterloo, Ontario (May 2007).

Yiddish arrangements at the Mary and Samuel Hamelsky Music Shabbat, Yom HaShoah commemoration at Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple, New Brunswick, NJ (April 2007).

Concert presentation of The Outlaw and the King (Act I), Rutgers University (December 2006).

Appointed Visiting Professor of Music, Rutgers University (Fall 2006).

Performance of Menagerie by the American Society for Jewish Music (June 2006).

Performance of Marche Comique by the Rutgers Wind Ensemble, Dr. William Berz, conductor (April 2006).

Release of Because by MSR Classics (April 2006).

Appearance with the NJ Saxophone Quartet at the Algonquin Arts Center, Manasquan, NJ (March 2006).

Premiere of Randabout, music for the dance "2 Out of 200" choreographed by Randy James, as part of "Dances From The Garden" at the State Theatre, New Brunswick, NJ (February 2006) and at Danspace in New York (March 2006).

Publication of Mark Zuckerman Yiddish Choral Series by ECS Publishing (February 2006).

Premiere of Assunpink Twilight by the Rutgers Wind Ensemble (December 2005).

Performance of Amerike di prekhtike at Shea Stadium by the Jewish People's Philharmonic Chorus, conducted by Binyumen Schaechter (August 2005).

Performance of Susquehanna Sunset by Sheldon Bair and the Susquehanna Symphony Orchestra in Bel Air, Maryland (June 2005).

Premiere of Beside the Still Waters by the Rutgers Symphony Band (April 2005).

Performance of Raritonality by the Rutgers Wind Ensemble (April 2005).

Performances of Bay mir bistu sheyn by Chicago a cappella (April 2005).

Carnegie Hall performance of Raritonality by the Rutgers Wind Ensemble (March 2005).

Showcase concert by the NJ Saxophone Quartet, with premiere of Four Pieces After Rooseveltians for the Roosevelt Arts Project (March, 2005).

American Music Center Live Music for Dance commission (December, 2004).

Premiere of Hoboken Vignettes by the Rutgers Wind Ensemble, Dr. William Berz conducting (November, 2004).

Premiere of Raritonality by the Rutgers Wind Ensemble, Dr. William Berz conducting (October, 2004).

Premiere performances of Renewal by Jean-Christophe Dobrzelewski (trumpet) and Guy Whatley (pipe organ) in Midland, TX and at the University of Texas in Arlington (October, 2004).

Publication of S'lichah by Zimbel Press (June, 2004).

Performance of Marche Comique by the Raritan Valley Symphonic Band, Dr. William Berz, Conductor (June, 2004)

Canadian premiere of Tart Stylings by Cliff Ojala at the New Music North Festival, Thunder Bay, Ontario (June, 2004)

Premiere of North Country Dance (string orchestra) in Bel Air, MD by the C. Milton Wright orchestra (May, 2004).

Premiere of Jersey Sure by the NJ Saxophone Quartet, Millville, NJ (April, 2004).

Publication of Yiddish arrangements by Transcontinental Music (April, 2004).

Midwest premiere of Susquehanna Sunset by the Keweenaw (Michigan) Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Alton Thompson (March, 2004).

New Jersey State Council for the Arts Fellowship (February, 2004).

Publication of "Making Music Speak the Language: Challenges Arranging Yiddish Songs for Chorus" in Koleinu, periodical of the American Conference of Cantors (December, 2003).

Publication of Shpatsír by Ludwig Music (July, 2003).

Release of The Year in Yiddish Song by Centaur Records (April, 2003).

Premiere of String Quartet second movement, New Music Festival of Sandusky, Sandusky, Ohio (November, 2002).

Premiere of Quick Study (piano) at the St. Andrews Music Society, New York City by Peter Vinograde (October, 2002).

Premiere of Tale of the Scale (flute, clarinet/saxophone, bass trombone, percussion) by Tales and Scales, Louisville, KY (September, 2002).

Performances of Mir zaynen do tsu zingen! and arrangements of Yiddish songs (a cappella chorus) at the 2002 International Choral Festival at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, New York City, by Ben Schaechter and the Jewish People’s Philharmonic Chorus (July, 2002).

Premier performances of Susquehanna Sunset (orchestra) by Sheldon Bair and the Susquehanna Symphony Orchestra in Bel Air, Maryland (June, 2002).

Premiere of Festive Flourish (concert band), commissioned by the Sandusky New Music Festival, in Sandusky, Ohio by the festival band (May, 2002).

Holocaust Memorial performance of Doyres fun der Tsukunft (a cappella choir) by Sharim V’Sharot, Princeton, New Jersey (April, 2002).

University of North Dakota performance at Music of the Americas Pianofest of On the Edges by Peter Vinograde (March, 2002).

Canadian premieres of On the Edges by Peter Vinograde at the University of Winnipeg and the K-W Chamber Music Society (March, 2002).

Manhattan School of Music Composers’ Forum presentation of On the Edges by Peter Vinograde (February, 2002).

Premiere of Two Emily Dickinson Settings (flute, clarinet, trombone, vibraphone, and triangle) by Tales and Scales at the University of Southern Indiana (February, 2002). Also performed at the Trinity United Methodist Church in Evansville, Indiana (May, 2002).

Premiere of Theme Song (orchestra) by Sheldon Bair and the Harford County, MD All-County High School Orchestra (February 2002).

U.S. premiere of On the Edges (piano) at the St. Andrews Music Society, New York City by Peter Vinograde (November, 2001).

Recording session with members of the Seattle Symphony (July, 2001).

Asian premiere of On the Edges (piano) at Tunghai University, Taiwan by Peter Vinograde (July, 2001).

Premiere of Menagerie (flute, soprano, piano) at Merkin Concert Hall, New York City by Zara Lawler (flute), Mary Ellen Callahan (soprano) and Margaret Kampmeier (piano) (June, 2001).

Release of On the Edges (piano solo) on Phoenix USA by Peter Vinograde (May, 2001).

Premiere of Shpatsír (orchestra) in Bel Air, MD by the C. Milton Wright combined orchestras (May, 2001).

Premiere of Introduction and Fugue (string orchestra) at the Sandusky New Music Festival in Sandusky, Ohio by the festival orchestra (May, 2001).

Boston University performance of Paraphrases (flute alone) by James Winn (April, 2001).

Release of Proverbs for Four at Fifty (a cappella choir) on Living Artist Recordings by the Gregg Smith Singers (February, 2001).