Burnet Corwin Tuthill (1888–1951) was an American composer and music educator best known for his contributions to choral and instrumental music. His genre primarily encompassed classical and choral music, with a focus on educational compositions for school choirs and ensembles. Notable works by Tuthill include several choral pieces and instructional texts, such as "The Singing Book," which has been widely used in music education. He also composed music for children's choruses and wrote arrangements that are still performed in educational settings. Tuthill's impact on music lies in his dedication to music education, particularly in promoting choral singing among young students. His works have influenced music curricula and have been instrumental in developing choral programs in schools across the United States. Through his compositions and teaching methods, Tuthill contributed to fostering a love for music in generations of students.