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Fritz Cohen

Frederic Alexander "Fritz" Cohen (born 23 June 1904, Bonn, German Empire, died 9 March 1967, New York, United States) was a German composer best known for writing the music for Kurt Jooss's ballets.

Frederic Alexander “Fritz” Cohen (born 23 June 1904, Bonn, German Empire, died 9 March 1967, New York, United States) was a German composer best known for writing the music for Kurt Jooss’s ballets. Miscellaneous papers relating to the careers of Fritz and Elsa Cohen are held in the Dartington Hall Trust Archive in the United Kingdom. References and sources External links * Information page for Dartington Hall archive on the Cohens

Era
20th Century
Lived
1904–1967
From
Germany
Born in
Bonn · died New York City
Known as
composer, university teacher, conductor, music director, music teacher, pianist
Instruments
piano