Genesis.3

A delightful book that your students are sure to enjoy! Christopher chose ten characters, and then made a sketch of them with music. The titles: Clown; Mermaid; Pharoah; Pirate; Skeleton; Vampire;

An eerie start to the main theme with its C minor arpeggio will have the performer encountering some hand crossing and shifting clef signs. There are no accidentals in the piece so performers will be able

Based on the Sleepy Hollow legend, this lighthearted Halloween solo is in D minor, without the key signature for ease of reading. Clever and appropriate lyrics convey the fun side of the legend. At a

The words of this lively waltz describe various scenes when children trick or treat on Halloween. Long lyrical lines with simple rhythms and changing dynamics encourage musical playing in early elementary

Students will enjoy the scampering sound depicted in this late elementary solo written in A minor. Staccatos are used throughout the piece but are contrasted with some two-note slurs. There are a number of

Spin My Web is a vexing and spooky, evenly-leveled duet for two late beginners. Composed by Chrisanne Nahum, this student-favorite, remains primarily in 5-finger position as the two parts weave