Ben Cosgrove at The Society Of New Concord Meeting House

Ben Cosgrove is a composer, pianist and multi-insturmentalist based in New England. He performs regularly all over the country, writes scores for films, plays, radio and TV and has produced several well received albums of original music. His “electric and exhilarating” live performances on solo piano are at once dazzling and intimate, the music is both delicate and commanding. The strongest forces guiding Ben’s composition and performances are his deep interests in landscape, place, and ecology. Ben served as the Signet Artist-in-Residence Fellow at Harvard University, and he is a recipient of a St. Botolph Club Foundation Emerging Artist Award. He has also held residencies and fellowships at Acadia National Park, Isle Royale National Park, Middlebury College, the Vermont Studio Center, the Schmidt Ocean Institute, and the Sitka Center for Art and Ecology, and he spent a year as the artist in residence at White Mountain National Forest in New Hampshire and Maine....

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Ben Cosgrove is a composer, pianist and multi-insturmentalist based in New England. He performs regularly all over the country, writes scores for films, plays, radio and TV and has produced several well received albums of original music. His “electric and exhilarating” live performances on solo piano are at once dazzling and intimate, the music is both delicate and commanding. The strongest forces guiding Ben’s composition and performances are his deep interests in landscape, place, and ecology. Ben served as the Signet Artist-in-Residence Fellow at Harvard University, and he is a recipient of a St. Botolph Club Foundation Emerging Artist Award. He has also held residencies and fellowships at Acadia National Park, Isle Royale National Park, Middlebury College, the Vermont Studio Center, the Schmidt Ocean Institute, and the Sitka Center for Art and Ecology, and he spent a year as the artist in residence at White Mountain National Forest in New Hampshire and Maine.
www.bencosgrove.com

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