presents
AT the Manor of Doom |
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Prelude
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Well well well! What have we here?
A brood of tricksters drawing near With oPen bags, so crystal clear It's treats they want, not souvenirs! But fooL me thrice, indeed I fear It's time for me to disappEar I'll tip and toe, won't bend the ear, Until this act slips into gear. |
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Mayiah Grant & Lilly Grant (Piano Duet)
What Should I Be for Halloween
by W. T. Skye Garcia
What Should I Be for Halloween
by W. T. Skye Garcia
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Maggie Mullins
Fright Night
by Jennifer Eklund
Fright Night
by Jennifer Eklund
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Helena Freeman
That Halloween Cat!
by Kevin Costley
That Halloween Cat!
by Kevin Costley
Chapter oNe
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Barstools spin, though no one sits,
Glasses tilt toward unseen lips, Keys that play without a toucH, An eErie song that breaks the hush. Here the chef has fallen ill The waitress tends a frozen grill Sticky tables, Messy floors No fooD or drink withiN these doors! |
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Simon Carney
Android Attack
by Kevin Olson
Android Attack
by Kevin Olson
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Eunice Tuvshintur
Mountain Ghost Town
by Ruth Perdew
Mountain Ghost Town
by Ruth Perdew
Catherine Feygin
Ghostdance
by Kevin Olson
Ghostdance
by Kevin Olson
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I've got no rhythm for a dance
And when I sIng I'm out of tune Words go missing, slip my mind Every syllable out of beat And though I write the sweetest song My heart so pure, a hopeFul croon, I cannot find that perfect line To bring mY dearest back to life... |
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Alexandria Thompson
This Odd Man, He Played Seven
by Stacy Fahrion
This Odd Man, He Played Seven
by Stacy Fahrion
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Hannah Ambrose
Waltz of the Vampires
by Carol Matz
Waltz of the Vampires
by Carol Matz
Owen Sexton
Phantom of the Opera
by Andrew Lloyd Webber, arr. by FR
Phantom of the Opera
by Andrew Lloyd Webber, arr. by FR
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And now as shadows quickly fill
The road that leads to Manor Hill, A sumMoned waGon soon arrives To cArry guests, though no one drives. Wheels that creak like ancient Bones, Their Fate of which remains unknOwn. Whispered taleS of rides before, While truTh gets lost in silly lore. |
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Eugene Chang
Creepy Creaky Sounds
by Martha Mier
Creepy Creaky Sounds
by Martha Mier
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Sophia Madani
On the Way I Lost It
by Stacy Fahrion
On the Way I Lost It
by Stacy Fahrion
Cara Thompson
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Jacob Warren
Midnight Shadows
by Martha Mier
Midnight Shadows
by Martha Mier
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The mAnor door stands grand and wide.
Its hingEs give a warning cry, A fog that soon solidifies Into a shape that sight denies. A face defoRmed by years of hurt And hands as old as weathered dirT That grip a staff much like a cane With eerie shapes carveD in its grain. |
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Aaron Jiang
Transylvania
by Jason Sifford
Transylvania
by Jason Sifford
Alex Ruiz
Halloween (Main Theme)
by John Carpenter, arr. by FR
Halloween (Main Theme)
by John Carpenter, arr. by FR
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Ethan Kwok
Spindly Spider
by Stacy Fahrion
Spindly Spider
by Stacy Fahrion
Pilar Fritschy
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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 clue that's Deeply hidden in the contents. Once decoded, read its message There's a prize...if you can find it! |
Chapter FIVE
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In a hall that dimly glows
StaNds a clown in tattered clothes, A wicked grin, a comic pose And bloody-red his big fAt nose. He honks it once and takes a step, A fright indeed, a horrid threat, So off yoU run from where you came As now the manOr's hunger wakes! |
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Adam Phan
In the House, In a Heartbeat (from 28 Days Later)
by John Murphy, arr. FR
In the House, In a Heartbeat (from 28 Days Later)
by John Murphy, arr. FR
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Jackson Warren
A Frightful Night
by Mary Leaf
A Frightful Night
by Mary Leaf
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Agustin Fritschy
Spider Man Theme
by Bob Harris & Paul Francis Webster, arr. by Mario Stallbaumer
Spider Man Theme
by Bob Harris & Paul Francis Webster, arr. by Mario Stallbaumer
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Elena Ruiz
Stranger Things Theme
by Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein, arr. by FR
Stranger Things Theme
by Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein, arr. by FR
Chapter six
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From a patch the pumpkin came,
Growing cold and quite untamed. It schemed a prank, a little game To eat the beans from stalks and frame! Soon its skin grew sewn and stitched, A bellY fuLL of beans and stIcks Brought inside to sulk and sag Oh, What a comfy sad bean bag! |
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Zioh Byun
The Monster Mill
by Mary K. Sallee
The Monster Mill
by Mary K. Sallee
Leo Nam
The Pumpkin Boogie
by Dennis Alexander
The Pumpkin Boogie
by Dennis Alexander
Aubree Peterson
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Joshua Jiang
Wayward Blackbird
by Stacy Fahrion
Wayward Blackbird
by Stacy Fahrion
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I've beEn waiting for so long
For some friends to come along. Boredom means to do me wrong Worse than playing the same song... For all eternity... But finally you have arrived! It's a glee I can't descriBe! I've got miles and miles of gauze To binD you tightly just because... I want a mummy. |
Andrew Sexton
Insomniac's Lullaby
by Stacy Fahrion
Insomniac's Lullaby
by Stacy Fahrion
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Kai Otsuki
The Three-Legged Witch!
by Dennis Alexander
The Three-Legged Witch!
by Dennis Alexander
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Jaxon Tuvshintur
Halloween Boo!
by Melody Bober
Halloween Boo!
by Melody Bober
Chapter EIGHT
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Many mirrors have rEflected
All the treats that you've collected As the tunes that you've perfecteD Chase the daRk that once protected... Beasts and ghouls, a sneaky host, The mAnor fools and lurking ghosts, All the rooms with hidden doors Now besieged by light restored. |
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Matthew Phan
Pixies
by Phillip Erklen
Pixies
by Phillip Erklen
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Sabine Shepro
Hedwig's Theme (from Harry Potter)
by John Williams, arr. by Dan Coates
Hedwig's Theme (from Harry Potter)
by John Williams, arr. by Dan Coates
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Lily Madani
Too Much Sugar Blues
by Stacy Fahrion
Too Much Sugar Blues
by Stacy Fahrion
Epilogue
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Soon the sun begins to rise,
Columns reach toWard the sky. Gables cast a stronger shade As manor spirits scornf'lly fade. Nightmare music falls a-slumber, TrickstErs exit, once outnumbered, Souls that sigh with much relief Some with groans of disbelief. But somewhere deep inside A little flame spaRks back to life. It bides the tide of time Like a bell awaits its chime. |
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Manu Krishna Krishna Kumar
The Ghost Who Couldn't Say "Boo!"
by June C. Montgomery
The Ghost Who Couldn't Say "Boo!"
by June C. Montgomery
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Lucas Tang
Skeleton Stomp
by Melody Bober
Skeleton Stomp
by Melody Bober
Joshua & Aaron Jiang (Piano Duet)
In the Hall of the Mountain King
by Edvard Grieg, arr. by Kevin Olson
In the Hall of the Mountain King
by Edvard Grieg, arr. by Kevin Olson
“Thank you, students! Your enthusiastic creativity is absolutely spellbinding!!! This has certainly been one of our best spooky virtual shows yet! Great performances and recordings, cool effects, awesome costumes and make-up, fun family energy, outstanding Halloween spirit, hilarious moments, and moments of absolute creepiness! You have brought it all! I could not be more grateful or blessed to witness it. May you sleep peacefully tonight!”
COMMENT BOARD
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STUDENTS, DON'T LEAVE JUST YET!
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Please read the rules below.
Voting Rules:
Only students who submitted a video may participate in voting for videos! Only students who submitted artwork/poem may participate in voting for the "Poet or Show It" prize. You must vote to earn a prize! Any prize winners who do not vote will not be awarded their prize. You may not vote for yourself. You may vote for your three favorite videos in any order, and your two favorite "Poet or Show It" presentations. Each vote must be for a different video. Your votes will remain confidential and unpublished. All votes must be cast by midnight on Halloween. Any votes that do not follow these rules will not be counted.
Winners will be revealed on November 2nd and receive the following prizes:
1st Place Winner - $50 Amazon Gift Card
2nd Place Winner - $25 Amazon Gift Card
3rd Place Winner - $15 Amazon Gift Card
Poet or Show It Winner - $25 Amazon Gift Card
Surprise Bonus Winner - $10 Amazon Gift Card
(These rules are meant to encourage fairness for students, their hard work, and those who supported them, while also encouraging a spirit of participation and—by golly!—camaraderie.)
Vote below! Good luck!
1st Place Winner - $50 Amazon Gift Card
2nd Place Winner - $25 Amazon Gift Card
3rd Place Winner - $15 Amazon Gift Card
Poet or Show It Winner - $25 Amazon Gift Card
Surprise Bonus Winner - $10 Amazon Gift Card
(These rules are meant to encourage fairness for students, their hard work, and those who supported them, while also encouraging a spirit of participation and—by golly!—camaraderie.)
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