Robert S. Cohen has written music for chorus, orchestra, chamber ensemble, dance and theatre and has been the recipient of numerous awards and commissions. His works have been performed in such prestigious venues as Carnegie Hall, Severance Hall, The Kimmel Center, Symphony Space, Beijing Concert Hall and Philharmonie Berlin. His work for soloists, chorus & large ensemble, "Alzheimer’s Stories," has received over 40 performances throughout the U.S. and Europe. Other major works include: "Genesis," "Of Eternity Considered as a Closed System," "Edison Invents" and numerous works for both adult and children’s choir that have been performed by major choirs throughout the world.. In addition, he has a wide variety of instrumental works and was the winner of a Richard Rodgers Award for his Off-Broadway musical Suburb. Bob is a graduate of Brown University and Queens College.
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