Robert Cobert

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Robert Cobert
General information
Name	Robert Cobert
Aliases	None
Roles	Composer
Place of birth	New York City, New York
Gender	Male
Date of birth	October 26th, 1924
Date of death	Unknown
First appearance	Dark Shadows: 1
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Robert Cobert is an American music composer born in New York City, New York on October 26th, 1924. He is best known for scoring the them music to the 1960s gothic soap opera Dark Shadows. Cobert was credited in all 1,245 episodes of the series. His music was reworked for the 1990s Dark Shadows revival series. Cobert was credited in all twelve episodes. In addition to his contributions to the Dark Shadows franchise, Robert's music has also been featured in films such as The Night Strangler, Scream of the Wolf and Burnt Offerings.

Body of work

Film

Film	Year	Role
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde	1968	Composer
House of Dark Shadows	1970	Composer
Night of Dark Shadows	1971	Composer
The Night Stalker	1972	Composer
Bram Stoker's Dracula	1973	Composer
The Night Strangler	1973	Composer
The Picture of Dorian Gray	1973	Composer
Scream of the Wolf	1974	Composer
Trilogy of Terror	1975	Composer
Burnt Offerings	1976	Composer
Curse of the Black Widow	1977	Composer

Notes & Trivia

• Robert Cobert re-recorded the music for Josette's music box for the Dark Shadows revival series beginning with it's introduction in episode 5. To this point, the recording from the original series had been utilized. The new recording, which slows at the end and rolls its final chord, is used for the remainder of the series.

References

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