Sheet Music Downloads by Tom Gentry

This Billy Joel hit from 1983 is still a favorite with audiences and singers. This Barbershop arrangement will be the hit of your show! Available for TTBB a cappella and VoiceTrax CD. Performance Time...

The rousing chorus from Les Misérables will be a powerful closer for any performance. Your men's chorus will bring down the house!

This Billy Joel hit from 1983 is still a favorite with audiences and singers. This Barbershop arrangement will be the hit of your show!

This Billy Joel hit from 1983 is still a favorite with audiences and singers. This Barbershop arrangement will be the hit of your show!

Your singers will sound their best with this Jose Feliciano favorite! Perfect for all your holiday programs! Available for TTBB a cappella and VoiceTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 2:10.

Bring the carefree Disney classic straight to your ensemble! With "Bare Necessities" from the timeless masterpiece The Jungle Book, your women's choir will radiate pure joy and infectious swing on sta...

The rousing chorus from Les Misérables will be a powerful closer for any performance. Your men's chorus will bring down the house!

Bring pure joy and carefree Disney magic to your choral stage! With “The Bare Necessities” from Walt Disney’s legendary masterpiece The Jungle Book, your ensemble is guaranteed to bring smiles to list...

Four-part a cappella harmony TTBB arrangement.

from Walt Disney's The Jungle Book

Bring pure joy and an infectious groove to the stage with the timeless classic "Down by the Riverside"! In this captivating arrangement by the renowned Barbershop Harmony Society, the world-famous spi...

The 1963 pop hit by the Beach Boys translates beautifully into close harmony style! Great for encouraging guys to sing. Available separately: TTBB, VoiceTrax CD. Duration: ca. 2:00.

Bring the house down with one of the most powerful anthems in musical theatre history: "Do You Hear The People Sing?" from the world-renowned masterpiece Les Misérables. Published by Hal Leonard, this...