We all know that duets are a great way to help students work on their listening, reading, and rhythm skills.
But did you know that duets can be a great way to build community in your studio, too?
Pair up your students and double the fun with these 5 evenly-leveled duets that are easy enough for your elementary, late elementary, and early intermediate students to learn before Halloween!
Keep reading to see the music...
But did you know that duets can be a great way to build community in your studio, too?
Pair up your students and double the fun with these 5 evenly-leveled duets that are easy enough for your elementary, late elementary, and early intermediate students to learn before Halloween!
Keep reading to see the music...
| 1. Pumpkin Smash This elementary duet makes a perfect introduction to the genre for students who don't have much ensemble experience yet. Both parts get a chance to play the melody, and students of all ages enjoy the fun sound effects included throughout the piece! Click HERE to see the music. | |
| 2. The Addams Family Theme Students of all ages love this classic TV theme! This mid- to late elementary version is lots of fun and gives both players a chance to play the famous melody and, of course, do the finger snaps. Click HERE to see the music. | |
| 3. Knock, Knock, Knock! This original, late elementary piece has an appealing jazzy sound and a surprise ending that students love! Click HERE to see the music. | |
| 4. Spooky Scary Skeletons This beloved piece is always a top request at Halloween. Now late elementary to early intermediate students can have fun playing the catchy song together! Click HERE to see the music. | |
| 5. Double Crossed This mysterious piece might just put you in mind of secret agents and super villains. Perfect for early intermediate students who are up for the challenge of a longer piece! Click HERE to see the music. | |
What do you think? Will you be teaching any duets this Halloween? Let me know in the comments!
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