"Thirteen for Halloween" by M Ryan Taylor : Fun Halloween Music for Kids of all Ages
Visit Amazon and download it now for $8.99
"Thirteen for Halloween" includes:
- Welcome Said the Spider
- The Ghost of John
- Three Little Ghostesses
- Mactavish Is Dead
- Skin and Bones
- Queen Nefertiti
- Old Witch, Old Witch
- Witch, Witch, Where Do You Fly?
- I’m a Mean Old Witch
- Unlikely Company
- The Ghost Ship
- We’re Back
- Five Little Pumpkins
- Welcome Said the Spider (Spider Mix)
- Plus Karaoke Tracks of All the Songs! (Perfect for Schools and/or Singing in the Car)
"Thirteen for Halloween" is also available for sale at:
- Visit CD Baby and get the shrink-wrapped CD.
- Visit Songs for Teaching and get the CD with illustrated songbook.
- Visit Lulu.com and get the illustrated songbook seperately.
The Thirteen for Halloween Songbook has been enjoyed by children and adults, music teachers and piano students, as well as several children’s choirs.
Praise
"The songs in Thirteen for Halloween are just a joy, and well worth the price. They will appeal to both children and adults, alike. The arrangements are bright, fun, and easy to play. My kids love these songs and always stop to listen, and better yet join in, when I sit down to play them. Many are traditional texts set to original melodies. The "Three Quodlibets for a Gaggle of Ghouls" [Tracks 10-12] are full of fun sonic references to classic monsters, and is just plain fun to sing with your family and friends. The best recommendation I can give for this collection is this. Not a week goes by since getting this collection that my five year old doesn’t come to me as say, "Dad, will you sing the song about the mean old witch for me?" Cost of the CD/book? $16 [Songs for Teaching]. My kids wanting to sing with me? Priceless." ~John Newman
"M. Ryan Taylor’s holiday music CD’s have enhanced my first graders’ experience in the classroom. The music was a perfect tool in introducing each holiday and its cultural background. The children enjoyed each song and would often sing along as they worked on their class work, which brought a very positive vibe to the learning atmosphere. I feel every teacher would benefit from this holiday music, and that it would be a great addition to the social, cultural, and learning environment of the classroom during the holiday season." ~Leanne Custer, 1st Grade Teacher, Pony Express Elementary
