How many section does this song have? What do you see when the music changes from section to another?

A long-time favorite - a classic for Halloween!

Look how far animation has come in a decade! This 1939 cartoon by another movie maker, Columbia, is in "Technicolor!" The movements are smoother, and the sound quality is better too! In this one, you see a skeleton orchestra. How many of these instruments can you name? Compare this cartoon to "The Skeleton Dance." What similarities do you notice? Find three things that you enjoyed about the combination of music and video.

Have you ever heard of Flip the Frog? This cartoon was created in 1932 by another big movie maker, MGM. What similarities do you notice to "The Haunted House" with Mickey Mouse?

Try watching this video with the sound OFF. Then go back and watch it again, this time with the sound ON. WOW! What a difference a little music and sound effects makes - with sound, you can feel the same kinds of feelings Mickey feels as he explores this haunted house. BOO!

This early Disney Cartoon uses sound to enhance the black & white pictures, and to grab your feelings and take them on a spooky ride! If you don't believe me, try watching this video with the sound off. It just isn't the same, is it? That's what it was like in the days of silent movies!

A music teacher from California, Tom BetGeorge, created this show and many others for folks to enjoy during the holidays. His shows are amazing! This one include music from many Disney favorites. How many can you name?

Compare this light show with the other Michael Jackson synchronized light show. Can you find at least 5 differences (besides the fact that this is just one song, while the other is a medley of his music)? Try to name several things you particularly liked about each video.

Notice the synchronized movements on the keyboard and guitar in this show! Look at the R.I.P. headstones - can you identify times when they are moving to the beat, other times when they are flashing a rhythm, and times when they are moving to the bass line of the music?

What two instruments do they include in their display? After a long introduction (by a talking pumpkin!) the A section begins. How many parts are there in this music?