Larry Grossman (composer)

Larry Grossman (born January 3, 1938) is an American composer, primarily known for his work in musical theatre and television. He has composed music for Broadway shows such as Minnie's Boys (1970), Goodtime Charley (1975), A Doll's Life (1982), and Grind (1985).

Grossman frequently collaborated with lyricist Hal Hackady. He also worked with other notable lyricists, including Carolyn Leigh, Ellen Fitzhugh, and Buz Kohan.

Beyond Broadway, Grossman has composed extensively for television. His credits include music for variety shows, specials, and the theme music for several game shows. He has received Emmy nominations for his television work.

His style is generally considered to be within the traditional Broadway musical idiom, though he has also incorporated elements of other genres into his compositions. Grossman's work is characterized by its melodic inventiveness and its ability to effectively serve the dramatic needs of the projects he is involved with.