presents
The Pumpkin
who lost His vines
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Chapter oNe
Deep in a patch where fall winds whine
Lived an odd little pumpkin with hand-like vines.
He played many songs that friends could all hum,
But vines soon grew brittle, and cold made them numb
Lived an odd little pumpkin with hand-like vines.
He played many songs that friends could all hum,
But vines soon grew brittle, and cold made them numb
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Andrew Sexton
Thriller
by Rod Temperton, arranged by FR
Thriller
by Rod Temperton, arranged by FR
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Naila Adamu
Halloween Fun!
Halloween Fun!
Seren Eichholtz
Pumpkin Boogie
Nancy Faber
Pumpkin Boogie
Nancy Faber
Elise Crandall
Halloween (Main Theme)
by John Carpenter, arranged by FR
Halloween (Main Theme)
by John Carpenter, arranged by FR
Chapter TWO
One crisp night as the leaves blew and swirled,
The vines started snapping from where they had curled.
"I've no hands to play with," he thought in his head
The thunder responding, the moon glowing red.
The vines started snapping from where they had curled.
"I've no hands to play with," he thought in his head
The thunder responding, the moon glowing red.
Cambria Eichholtz
This is Halloween (from A Nightmare Before Christmas)
by Danny Elfman
This is Halloween (from A Nightmare Before Christmas)
by Danny Elfman
Pete Grygiel
A Frightful Night
by Mary Leaf
A Frightful Night
by Mary Leaf
Leo Ruiz
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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Marit Kelly
Skeleton in My Closet
by Wynn-Anne Rossi
Skeleton in My Closet
by Wynn-Anne Rossi
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Zioh Byun
Spooky Scary Skeletons
by Andrew Gold, arranged by FR
Spooky Scary Skeletons
by Andrew Gold, arranged by FR
Chapter Three
Then from a mist came the voice of a ghost.
He said, "A gourd who can mope makes the boring-est host!
Perhaps I can help, if you don't mind a plan...
We'll make some good music without even a hand!"
He said, "A gourd who can mope makes the boring-est host!
Perhaps I can help, if you don't mind a plan...
We'll make some good music without even a hand!"
Barbara Arthur
Witches' Waltz
by Robert D. Vandall
Witches' Waltz
by Robert D. Vandall
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Bruin Kelly
Hedwig's Theme (from Harry Potter)
by John Williams, arranged by Dan Coates
Hedwig's Theme (from Harry Potter)
by John Williams, arranged by Dan Coates
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Jaxon Tuvshintur
Android Attack
by Kevin Olson
Android Attack
by Kevin Olson
Ethan Kwok
Ghostdance
by Kevin Olson
Ghostdance
by Kevin Olson
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Intermission
A winner sometimes wins a prize, A trophy, cash, a bit of pride... This spooky season may collide With bygone years—and that's your guide! But pay close attention to moonlit sky! Where music plays and clouds hang high! |
Chapter Four
And in swooped a bat from an old grinning oak.
Her eyes were like ink while she gleefully spoke,
"I'll flap you a rhythm and squeak like a wheel,
Let's make it a band, a trio of thrills!"
Her eyes were like ink while she gleefully spoke,
"I'll flap you a rhythm and squeak like a wheel,
Let's make it a band, a trio of thrills!"
Michael Madani
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Eunice Tuvshintur
The Midnight Ball
by Naoko Ikeda
The Midnight Ball
by Naoko Ikeda
Merly Valles
Skeleton Dance!
by Mary Hauber
Skeleton Dance!
by Mary Hauber
Maggie Mullins
Witches' Brew
by Catherine Rollin
Witches' Brew
by Catherine Rollin
Georgia Smith-Abad
Black Cat Scherzo
by Melody Bober
Black Cat Scherzo
by Melody Bober
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Brielle Eichholtz
Stranger Things (Main Theme)
by Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein, arranged by FR
Stranger Things (Main Theme)
by Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein, arranged by FR
Chapter FIVE
Together they tiptoed toward Spooky Hall,
Where a dusty piano sat sad like a doll.
With boo's in the air and wings in the breeze,
The pumpkin hopped up and rolled on the keys.
Where a dusty piano sat sad like a doll.
With boo's in the air and wings in the breeze,
The pumpkin hopped up and rolled on the keys.
Elena Ruiz
Phantom of the Opera
by Andrew Lloyd Webber, arranged by FR
Phantom of the Opera
by Andrew Lloyd Webber, arranged by FR
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Simon Carney
In the Hall of the Mountain King
by Edvard Grieg, arranged by Keith Snell
In the Hall of the Mountain King
by Edvard Grieg, arranged by Keith Snell
Ethan Crandall
Jurassic Park (Main Theme)
by John Williams, arranged by FR
Jurassic Park (Main Theme)
by John Williams, arranged by FR
Emily Kirklin
The Sneaky Tiger
by Kevin Costley
The Sneaky Tiger
by Kevin Costley
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Lance Kelly
He's a Pirate (from Pirates of the Caribbean)
by Hans Zimmer, arranged by FR
He's a Pirate (from Pirates of the Caribbean)
by Hans Zimmer, arranged by FR
Chapter six
A new kind of sound emerged in the night,
The discord of tones making music of fright,
But laughter from friends—some old, some made new--
Can always create a new kind of tune.
The discord of tones making music of fright,
But laughter from friends—some old, some made new--
Can always create a new kind of tune.
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Nathaniel Carney
Phantom Ship
by Keith Snell
Phantom Ship
by Keith Snell
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Lily Madani
The Witches' Meeting
by Ezra Read, arranged by Barbara Arens
The Witches' Meeting
by Ezra Read, arranged by Barbara Arens
Lucas Tang
Interstellar (Main Theme)
by Hans Zimmer, arranged by FR
Interstellar (Main Theme)
by Hans Zimmer, arranged by FR
Alex Ruiz
Sonata in Bbm, Op. 35, Mvt. III: March Funebre
by Frederic Chopin
Sonata in Bbm, Op. 35, Mvt. III: March Funebre
by Frederic Chopin
Brooke Wallace
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Lilianne Wallace
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Brooke & Lilianne Wallace (Piano Duet)
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?
by David Mook & Ben Raleigh, arranged by FR
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?
by David Mook & Ben Raleigh, arranged by FR
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And may you all sleep peacefully tonight!”
And may you all sleep peacefully tonight!”
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-Cambria
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-Barbara
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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.
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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
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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!
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