Signature Series Sheet Music
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A Dance for Pumpkins: Piano Sheet
About this collection
Signature Series Sheet Music
The Signature Series brings together piano sheet music across multiple genres and difficulty levels, from elementary through early advanced. You'll find works by renowned composers like Dennis Alexander, Martha Mier, and Catherine Rollin, including popular titles such as Midnight Express and El Zapateado. Available in print and PDF download formats, these scores give you flexibility in how you access and use them.
Who it's for
- Piano teachers building recital programs across multiple skill levels
- Students preparing solo repertoire from elementary through early advanced
- Private instructors seeking genre variety within one trusted collection
What's inside
- Piano solos and duets spanning elementary to early advanced levels
- Multiple genres: Latin, jazz, ragtime, blues, sacred, secular, and rock
- Print sheet music and PDF downloads for immediate access
- Seasonal pieces for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas programming
Things to consider
Match the difficulty level to your student's current progress: works by Dennis Alexander and Martha Mier appear frequently across late elementary through late intermediate grades, so you can build continuity as students advance. For recital planning, consider mixing genres to create engaging programs. Both print and digital formats are available, so choose based on