Spooky Serenade
Sheet Music composed by Paul Sweet
A haunting melody and quirky harmonic scheme make this Halloween-flavored solo by Paul Sweet is perfect for your next recital. It’s full of teaching moments, too: pedal technique, phrasing, accidentals, and more!
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Spooky Serenade (Digital: Studio License)
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SKU | PPSWT1014 |
Number of Pages | 4 |
About the composer

Paul Sweet
Paul Sweet is a multi-talented musician, enjoying work as a composer, pianist, and pedagogue. His catalogue of original works includes pieces for orchestra, wind symphony, chorus, chamber ensembles, and solo instruments. He teaches piano in Tulsa, Oklahoma and is frequently engaged as a solo and collaborative pianist throughout the Midwest.
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Leticia
Reviewed on September 25, 2017Verified purchase
Fabulous fall piece. Great for students who want a "cool" sounding mysterious piece to impress their friends. The repeated LH rhythm pattern makes for easy memorizing too.
Caroline
Reviewed on September 22, 2017Verified purchase
Perfect for fall, this mysterious Serenade gets my Movement 3 students moving from D minor to D-flat major. All those flats don't even terrify them because the LH is so accessible.