The wonderful contrast in articulations, including staccato, legato, and some accents, provides a delightful experience for young pianists. Sudden changes in dynamics and changes in registers add to the fun

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

Creep out your audience this fall with the iconic theme from the "Halloween" movie franchise. Mike Story has arranged this to be simple but still give you the spine-chilling feel of the original. This is a

Bring the creepy monsters into the moonlight! Haunted Halloween is a piece for young orchestra set in 3/4 meter in E minor. Set in first position, with a little second-position shifting in the

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

This piece is useful for developing technique in elementary students. It features cross overs in chromatic figures and shifting octaves that move around the keyboard. The melody alternates between the right

This timeless theme from the "Halloween" franchise is one of the creepiest tunes ever written. This accessible arrangement maintains all of the eerie feeling of the original while staying in 4/4. Great for

This timeless theme from the "Halloween" franchise is one of the creepiest tunes ever written. This accessible arrangement maintains all of the eerie feeling of the original while staying in 4/4. Violin 1

The ghouls and goblins emerge at midnight to the Dies Irae theme and begin an all-night dance party! This mash-up combines Halloween classics with funk and hip-hop syncopated rhythms. All sections

Haunted Halloween Dances is a suite of suite of three Halloween-themed dances for string orchestra. They can be played together, or each is long enough to stand on its own.

The "Spooky

Give your students the opportunity to rock this Halloween with three classic pop tunes in one easy medley! Everyone will remember Ghostbusters; Monster Mash and Scooby Doo, Where are You? 

From Disney and Tim Burton's hit film "The Nightmare Before Christmas," Danny Elfman's quirky, spooky tune is a terrific program choice for both Halloween and holiday-themed concerts. Students  will be

Written especially for your next Halloween concert, this medley features two great spooky classical themes and a modern classic: Toccata and Fugue in D Minor; A Night on Bald Mountain and Michael