Dance of the Pianists (duet) Alan Bullard 4Cherry Blossom David Blackwell 6Squirmy Worms Peter Gritton 7Rigadoon Henry Purcell, arr. David Blackwell 8Haunted House Peter Gritton 9Echo Blues (duet) Mike Cornick 10The Fridge Monster Mark Tanner 12Morning Has Broken (duet) Trad. Scottish, arr. David Blackwell 13The Lonely Bear John Madden 14Halloween Dance Mike Cornick 15Lost in the Maze (duet) Mark Tanner 16Kangaroo Barbecue David Blackwell 18Wonderful World! David Blackwell 19You’ll Never Get to Heaven... Trad., arr. Karen Marshall 20Special Place Edmund Jolliffe 21Head in the Clouds Andrew Eales 22Carnival Time Nikki Iles 23Strange Creatures (duet) Edmund Jolliffe 24The Old Typewriter Peter Gritton 26Cat Burglar Edmund Jolliffe 27Little Hummingbird (duet) Nikki Iles 28May Song Trad., arr. Nancy Litten 30Pirates Coming! Edmund Jolliffe 31Panda Percussion Nancy Litten 32

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Squirmy Worms Music and words byPeter GrittonSmooth and slithering

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Did you know that notes on the piano can have more than one name? For example, F sharp can also be called G flat. Write down two different names for each of the five black keys.

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ACTIVITY

from ABRSM’s Piano Star, Book 3© 2016 by The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of MusicIllustrations © Tim Budgen

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