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Prelude
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Welcome back to Spooky Hall!
Where eerie music creeps and crawls. Watch your step! Don't take a fall... Beware the pranks and ghostly calls. You once had luck obey your whim The reaper laughed, you stole his grim... Pushed thaT minion off the brim And with a smirk!—a mean old grin! So thank you much for your return With friends in tow to have a turn, But mark my wordS, I speak them stern: From my mistakes, I quickly learn! |
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Matthew Phan
Moonlight Mischief
by Diane Hidy
Moonlight Mischief
by Diane Hidy
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Lucas Tang
Halloween Hayride
by Diane Hidy
Halloween Hayride
by Diane Hidy
Chapter oNe
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The candy hEre at first tastes sweet But soon gets gross the more you eat. It fills your mouth with taste of feet A silly gag—a trick AND treat! |
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Zioh Byun
A Spooky Halloween
by Elizabeth W. Greenleaf
A Spooky Halloween
by Elizabeth W. Greenleaf
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Pedro Sebastian Magaña-Luevano
Broomstick Capers
by Dennis Alexander
Broomstick Capers
by Dennis Alexander
Carmen Rubado
Halloween Hoedown
by Bernadine Johnson
Halloween Hoedown
by Bernadine Johnson
Chapter TWO
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Now the hallway comEs awake.
The staircase spirals up and quakes. Lighting flickers, flooring shakes, Splitting walls and tilting frames. A crack appears like ligHtning glows And quickly spreads as wide it grows. What lies within, nobody knows But in you run—your courage shows! |
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Ethan Kwok
House of Shadows by Robert D. Vandall |
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Eileen Lee
If You Dare Diane Hidy |
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Hello There, friend, I've caught your scent...
And lucky you, to your content, My appetite is all but spent... A deStined widow's cold intent To break my heart and leave me bent. She called me lefty 'fore she went! Now, indeed, I do lament Never asking which she meant! |
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Hannah Ambrose
Little Black Cat
by Martha Mier
Little Black Cat
by Martha Mier
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Autumn Thompson
The Monster Mill
by Mary K. Sallee
The Monster Mill
by Mary K. Sallee
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Aaron Jiang
Phantom of the Haunted House
by Kevin Costley
Phantom of the Haunted House
by Kevin Costley
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There is a window in the rOom
Boarded up against the gloom of starlit skies and ghostly moon... A shiny hint of coming doom. And thEn a song entangles air With prose you know but sing not Dare Or risk revealing who goes there... A ghoul might seize you in its lair! |
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Andrew Sexton
Jaws (Main Theme)
by John Williams, arr. by Fred Kern
Jaws (Main Theme)
by John Williams, arr. by Fred Kern
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Agustin Fritschy
Star Wars (Main Theme)
by John Williams, arr. by Dan Coates
Star Wars (Main Theme)
by John Williams, arr. by Dan Coates
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Victoria Magaña-Luevano
Phantom of the Opera
by Andrew Lloyd Webber, arr. by FR
Phantom of the Opera
by Andrew Lloyd Webber, arr. by FR
Chapter FIVE
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You hear that sound, a dIstant rustle Faint at first and rather muffled, Vagrant bones without a muscle It seeks You out the More you hustle! |
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Mayiah Grant & Lilly Grant (Piano Duet)
The Worst Ghost
by Elizabeth W. Greenleaf
The Worst Ghost
by Elizabeth W. Greenleaf
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Pilar Fritschy
Beetlejuice (Main Theme)
by Danny Elfman, arr. by FR
Beetlejuice (Main Theme)
by Danny Elfman, arr. by FR
Cheyanne Myers
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Intermission
Never look beyond the music
Nor to the ones who live and lived. Though the songs may be amusing Poetry is found within... If you search, you'll find a message Deeply hidden in the contents. Be the first who can decode it And then post it in the comments! |
Chapter six
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How fun to curl and knot and lace Your fingers into awKward shapes: A shadow hoax that first creates A jolly hare...then hungry sNake! |
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Maggie Mullins
The Ghost Who Couldn't Say "Boo!"
by June C. Montgomery
The Ghost Who Couldn't Say "Boo!"
by June C. Montgomery
Helena Freeman
Pumpkin Dance
by Timothy Brown
Pumpkin Dance
by Timothy Brown
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You spy upon a table stand
A book so ancient, writ In hand... No stories there of pleasant lands Or sunny fields wHere creatures dance. Crummy dusty yellowed pages Some with poems, some with sketches Some kept secret through the ages, Some revealed on empty sTages. |
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Sophia Madani
Funeral March of a Marionette
by Charles Gounod
Funeral March of a Marionette
by Charles Gounod
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Michael Madani
O Fortuna (from Carmina Burana)
by Carl Orff, arr. by FR
O Fortuna (from Carmina Burana)
by Carl Orff, arr. by FR
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Adam Phan & Chloe Phan (Piano Duet)
Dies Irae (from Requiem, K. 626)
by W. A. Mozart, arr. by FR
Dies Irae (from Requiem, K. 626)
by W. A. Mozart, arr. by FR
Chapter Eight
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"Pardon me, if I maY ask,
What brings upon our crossing paths? I'll make a brew, a simple task, Just stir the pot and alL will pass!" The fumes of spice and pepper mills, Of viruses and falling ill, Of sniffing dust or Too much silt... "Achoo! Pardonne moi!" Your whereabouts are clums'ly spilt! |
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Mateo Magaña-Luevano
The Perfect Pumpkin Pie
by Christine H. Barden
The Perfect Pumpkin Pie
by Christine H. Barden
Luke Hand
Masquerade Party
by Keith Snell
Masquerade Party
by Keith Snell
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Kai Otsuki
Halloween Comes Once a Year
by Elizabeth W. Greenleaf
Halloween Comes Once a Year
by Elizabeth W. Greenleaf
Chapter Nine
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An old piano Sits prepared
You heed its bench and with a prayer Begin the songs of darker fare To spook away the phantoms there. The notEs rise up, a dissonant flare. It sweeps the hall without beware All creatures hide, go running scared As you become their worst Nightmare! |
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Alexandria Thompson
Halloween (Main Theme)
by John Carpenter, arr. by FR
Halloween (Main Theme)
by John Carpenter, arr. by FR
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Eunice Tuvshintur
Skeleton Stomp
by Melody Bober
Skeleton Stomp
by Melody Bober
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Simon Carney
The Piano-Playing Skeleton
by Kevin & Julia Olson
The Piano-Playing Skeleton
by Kevin & Julia Olson
Epilogue
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So yet again your instincts showed!
What pesky sense: survival mode! All ghouls now banished with an Ode to Halloween, and all bestowed... Well good for you, indeed so wise! To know the sun will always rise And light, like logic, clarifies The smallest dim In any sky. 'Til next time... |
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Lily Madani
March of the Great Pumpkins
by Dennis Alexander
March of the Great Pumpkins
by Dennis Alexander
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Joshua Jiang
Spooky Scary Skeletons
by Andrew Gold, arr. by FR
Spooky Scary Skeletons
by Andrew Gold, arr. by FR
“Thank you for watching! I certainly hope you have all enjoyed our wonderfully spooky virtual show! The group of students starring in these snippets of ghastly fun are simply awe-mazing! My deepest gratitude to their endless efforts and continuous outpour of creativity. I could not be more grateful or blessed to witness it. May you all sleep peacefully tonight!”
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