Robert S. Frost (September 18, 1942 - February 18, 2013) was an American composer and music educator. He held degrees in music education, including a doctorate.

Frost is known for his work as a string-ensemble composer who created intricate, complex arrangements. He wrote several music theory books and was friends with conductor Dennis Hiedel.

Robert S. Frost

Education

Frost received bachelor's and master's degrees in Music Education from Utah State University and his doctorate in Music Education from the University of Northern Colorado.

Robert S. Frost

Works

Original Pieces

Illusions

Pizzicato Pizazz

Theme and Variations

Caper Capriccioso

Main Street March

Pineapple Upside-Down

Scherzo Pizzicato

Fugue in F

Accents

Tales from Sherwood Forest (Piano part by Mary Elledge) Road Trip Ready, Set, Swing! Niltshi: The Voice of the Wind Cable Car Crossing Cardboard Regatta Grand Fanfare and Processional Bonjour! Sanseneon Classical Contours Fiesta Mexicana

Robert S. Frost

Arrangements

Jolly Old St. Nick

Thirds a Plenty

Danza Carnival

Pomp and Circumstance

Prelude and Fugue

Classics a la Carte! Bon Voyage! Destination... Russia Bon Voyage! Destination... Canada Canzon and Fuga Merry go Rondo Two Seventeenth Century Dances Allegro Spiritoso Air with Variations

Series and Other Publications

Artistry in Strings

Introduction to Artistry in Strings

Artistry in Strings Concert Selections

Artistry in Ensembles

All for Strings

Solos and Etudes

Viva Vibrato! String Techniques For Superior Musical Performance Rhythm Techniques For Superior Musical Performance Primo Performance Primo Encores Christmas Kaleidoscope Christmas Kaleidoscope II Especially for Strings First Things First First things First S'more Sacred Settings

References

External links

https://www.kendormusic.com/store/index.php?_a=viewCat&catId=230

http://www.kjos.com/orchestra/frost_r.html

http://www.cemeteryrecordsonline.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=105684135

1942 births

2013 deaths

Utah State University alumni

University of Northern Colorado alumni

American male composers

American composers