Barry Anthony Trop (June 22, 1952 - October 27, 2016; aged 64) was a former music composer for SpongeBob SquarePants. He was credited as a composer from season 4 through the first half of season 9, although his tracks continue to be played on the show. The episode "Snooze You Lose" was dedicated to his memory, and was the last time he was credited as a composer.
Tracks Composed for SpongeBob[]
- "Another Goofy Cue"
- "Another Underwater Conversation"
- "The Baby Whale Walk"
- "Bad to the Spongebone"
- "Bubble Poppin' Boys"
- "A Casual Conversation"
- "Clowning Around"
- "Clowning Around Again"
- "Dunces and Dragons"
- "A Fishy Conversation"
- "The Frog Strut"
- "The Fruitcake Vendor"
- "Fooling Around"
- "Gametime"
- "Goofy Conversation"
- "Harpsichord Classical Bits"
- "Hawaiian Ragtime Blues"
- "Hearts and Flowers"
- "Heroes to the Rescue"
- "Humorous Conversation"
- "Jolly Good Fellow"
- "Kelpy and SpongeBob Duet"
- "Lite Conversation"
- "Lionel Fishy Sad Song"
- "Lounging and Fine Dining"
- "Mission Improbable"
- "My Three Fish"
- "Nautical Hijinx"
- "Noodly Shenanigans"
- "Pied Piper Bob"
- "The Pollywog Strut"
- "The Power Within"
- "Proud to be a Fish"
- "Rodeo Rascals"
- "Silly Bob Conversation"
- "Silly Shenanigans"
- "A Simple Conversation"
- "Squanny Smooth Jazz" (alternate titles: "Squiddy G", "Kelpy G at Bikini Bottom Smooth Jazz Festival")
- "Super Highway March"
- "Surfing Sponge"
- "Tiptoe Through the Seaweed"
- "Toy Piano"
- "Traveling Along in the Key of D"
- "An Underwater Conversation"
- "Welcome to Glove World"
- "Westside Storyiesh"
- "Who Said That"