Dr. Thomas Singletary is a conductor, composer and music educator whose career reflects a deep commitment to artistry, scholarship, and musical community. As a music arranger and transcriber for winds, he is highly regarded for his custom arrangements for high school and collegiate marching bands around the nation. He holds degrees in Music Education from Florida State University and the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign, and he completed his Ph.D. in Music Education and Wind Conducting at FSU, serving as a teaching assistant with the university bands.

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Before his doctoral studies, Singletary spent seventeen years at Eau Gallie High School in Melbourne, Florida, cultivating a vibrant and collaborative program that flourished through concert performance, marching band, jazz, and chamber music. Under his leadership, the Eau Gallie Band earned widespread acclaim for performances at district, state, and national levels. He later joined North Central Texas College as Chair of the Visual & Performing Arts Department, where he founded and conducted the North Central Texas Winds, bringing together college musicians, local educators, and community performers.

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Dr. Singletary and his wife, Laura, serve on the Music Education faculty at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth.