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Bring spooky fun into your lessons with this Halloween piano music bundle for elementary students, featuring three creepy favorites: There Was an Old Woman All Skin and Bones, Have You Seen the Ghost of John?, and In the Hall of the Mountain King.
🎃 Spooky, student-friendly piano music for Halloween lessons and recitals!
This Halloween Piano Bundle combines three of the creepiest favorites from my catalog—perfect for beginner and elementary students, group classes, and studio performances. Each arrangement is studio-licensed, giving you unlimited printing rights for your own students.
What’s Inside the Bundle
There Was an Old Woman All Skin and Bones (Beginner Solo or Optional Duet)
early elementary, Middle C position
Optional rote-taught duet part 2 adds spooky harmonies
Perfect for very first Halloween recitals
In the Hall of the Mountain King (Beginner Solo or Duet)
Works as a solo, duet, or teacher-student performance
Includes both pre-reading and on-staff notation
Introduces expressive playing, dynamics, and storytelling
Have You Seen the Ghost of John? (Multi-Level Ensemble)
Flexible 3-part ensemble for early to mid-elementary students
Includes a teacher/late elementary/early intermediate part
Builds listening, balance, and ensemble coordination
Why Teachers Love This Bundle
✔️ Studio-licensed – unlimited printing for your students
✔️ Flexible formats – solos, duets, trios, or multi-level ensemble
✔️ Seasonal appeal – spooky, but never too scary
✔️ Skill-building – rhythm, dynamics, listening, and ensemble playing
✔️ Recital-ready – perfect for October concerts and studio parties
With this Halloween piano bundle, you’ll have go-to repertoire for every level in your studio, ensuring that even your youngest beginners can take part in the spooky fun.
FAQ
Q: What levels of students can use this bundle?
A: The bundle includes something for everyone—from pre-reading beginners (Old Woman, Hall of the Mountain King) to early and mid-elementary students (Ghost of John ensemble). Even siblings or parents can join in on the duet parts.
Q: Can I use these pieces in Halloween recitals?
A: Yes! All three pieces are designed with October performances in mind. They make fantastic recital openers, closers, or ensemble features.
Q: Are these songs too scary for young children?
A: No. They’re creepy-fun rather than frightening. The music creates a spooky mood without being overwhelming for young students.
Q: What’s included in the download?
A: You’ll receive three studio-licensed PDFs:
There Was an Old Woman All Skin and Bones (solo + duet)
In the Hall of the Mountain King (solo + duet + combined score)
Have You Seen the Ghost of John? (multi-level ensemble + combined score)
Q: Do I need to buy separate copies for each student?
A: No. Your purchase includes a studio license, which means you can print unlimited copies for your own students.
Q: How will I receive the music?
A: This is a digital download. You’ll get instant access to the PDF files after purchase—no shipping required.
Bring spooky fun into your lessons with this Halloween piano music bundle for elementary students, featuring three creepy favorites: There Was an Old Woman All Skin and Bones, Have You Seen the Ghost of John?, and In the Hall of the Mountain King.
🎃 Spooky, student-friendly piano music for Halloween lessons and recitals!
This Halloween Piano Bundle combines three of the creepiest favorites from my catalog—perfect for beginner and elementary students, group classes, and studio performances. Each arrangement is studio-licensed, giving you unlimited printing rights for your own students.
What’s Inside the Bundle
There Was an Old Woman All Skin and Bones (Beginner Solo or Optional Duet)
early elementary, Middle C position
Optional rote-taught duet part 2 adds spooky harmonies
Perfect for very first Halloween recitals
In the Hall of the Mountain King (Beginner Solo or Duet)
Works as a solo, duet, or teacher-student performance
Includes both pre-reading and on-staff notation
Introduces expressive playing, dynamics, and storytelling
Have You Seen the Ghost of John? (Multi-Level Ensemble)
Flexible 3-part ensemble for early to mid-elementary students
Includes a teacher/late elementary/early intermediate part
Builds listening, balance, and ensemble coordination
Why Teachers Love This Bundle
✔️ Studio-licensed – unlimited printing for your students
✔️ Flexible formats – solos, duets, trios, or multi-level ensemble
✔️ Seasonal appeal – spooky, but never too scary
✔️ Skill-building – rhythm, dynamics, listening, and ensemble playing
✔️ Recital-ready – perfect for October concerts and studio parties
With this Halloween piano bundle, you’ll have go-to repertoire for every level in your studio, ensuring that even your youngest beginners can take part in the spooky fun.
FAQ
Q: What levels of students can use this bundle?
A: The bundle includes something for everyone—from pre-reading beginners (Old Woman, Hall of the Mountain King) to early and mid-elementary students (Ghost of John ensemble). Even siblings or parents can join in on the duet parts.
Q: Can I use these pieces in Halloween recitals?
A: Yes! All three pieces are designed with October performances in mind. They make fantastic recital openers, closers, or ensemble features.
Q: Are these songs too scary for young children?
A: No. They’re creepy-fun rather than frightening. The music creates a spooky mood without being overwhelming for young students.
Q: What’s included in the download?
A: You’ll receive three studio-licensed PDFs:
There Was an Old Woman All Skin and Bones (solo + duet)
In the Hall of the Mountain King (solo + duet + combined score)
Have You Seen the Ghost of John? (multi-level ensemble + combined score)
Q: Do I need to buy separate copies for each student?
A: No. Your purchase includes a studio license, which means you can print unlimited copies for your own students.
Q: How will I receive the music?
A: This is a digital download. You’ll get instant access to the PDF files after purchase—no shipping required.
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