Halloween Fun 2

Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Piano
Composer Music For Little Moz
Publisher Alfred Publishing Co Inc
Series Keyboard

Price: $3.50

Not Available for Digital Delivery

Catalog #20658

UPC code: 038081196800

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The adventures of Beethoven Bear and Mozart Mouse continue in this new series of supplementary books written to correlate with the Music for Little Mozarts series. In Halloween Fun!, Book 2, Clara Schumann-Cat helps Beethoven Bear, Mozart Mouse and J. S. Bunny create perfect Halloween costumes. Students will enjoy the Halloween story with its related pictures, piano solo (with optionalteacher duets) and activity pages. Many will also want to color the illustrations found throughout the story. Use this book during the Halloween season while the student is studying pages 18-25 in the Music Lesson Book 2 oras a review anytime after page 25.

Title	Artist	Arranger	Composer	Key	DD
BEST NIGHT,THE
CAN YOU HELP US
HALLOWEEN COSTUME BLUES,THE

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