Composer Joe Liles has been an employee of the Barbershop Harmony Society since 1975 and has served as the Society's Executive Director, Director of Music Education and Services, and as the Music Publications Editor. He is also a composer and arranger of music for religious and popular groups, as well as barbershop quartets and choruses. His catalog contains hundreds of original compositions and arrangements. 'Harmony Leads the Way' should be sung legato, but with strong energy and clear diction. Allow the syncopated rhythms to unify into a steady meter of two without too much accent in the line. This piece would make a great opener or closer. Four copies of the sheet music arrangement plus a CD featuring the full performance plus part-predominant tracks (Tenor, Lead, Baritone, Bass), sung with lyrics.

Songlist: Harmony Leads the Way, CD features part-predominant tracks, sung with lyrics., Full Performance, Tenor, Lead, Baritone, Bass

If you like your barbershop sung in the pure traditional style then this collection is for you. Long associated with barbershop quartets, this classic arrangement of "Coney Island Baby" is a perfect starting point for groups new to the style. "Give Me a Barbershop Song" - There isn't a better way to make my day ... than a good old barbershop song. Invite your audience to sing along with this light-swing original. With its detailed performance notes and fun tags the Close Harmony Collection of beginning barbershop material is perfect for young men learning to sing in close harmony. "I Love That Old Barbershop Style" opens with a very free close harmony verse, this favorite song moves into an easy swing that will show your vocalists at their best!

Songlist: Coney Island Baby/We All Fall, Give Me a Barbershop Song, Harmony Leads the Way, Close Harmony Collection, I Love That Old Barbershop Style

These great collections let men sing four-part a cappella harmony with a professionally recorded barbershop quartet. The books include TTBB parts and the CDs feature full performances. Just turn on the CD, open the book, pick your part, and sing along!

Songlist: Do You Hear the People Sing?, Feliz Navidad, Give Me a Barbershop Song, Good Night Ladies, Harmony Leads the Way, Honey/Little 'Lize Medley, Sound Celebration, You'll Never Walk Alone

Composer Joe Liles has been an employee of the Barbershop Harmony Society since 1975 and has served as the Society's Executive Director, Director of Music Education and Services, and as the Music Publications Editor. He is also a composer and arranger of music for religious and popular groups, as well as barbershop quartets and choruses. His catalog contains hundreds of original compositions and arrangements. 'Harmony Leads the Way' should be sung legato, but with strong energy and clear diction. Allow the syncopated rhythms to unify into a steady meter of two without too much accent in the line. This piece would make a great opener or closer. The CD features part-predominant tracks, sung with lyrics.

Songlist: Harmony Leads The Way, Part-predominant CD, Full Performance, Tenor, Lead, Baritone, Bass