<I>Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince,</I> Selections from Cover Image

<I>Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince,</I> Selections from: Piano Book

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<I>Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince,</I> Selections from Cover Image

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Selections from: Piano Book

By Nicholas Hooper / arr. Tom Gerou

Level: Elementary

Item: 00-33261

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Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince is the sixth installment in the blockbuster Harry Potter series. This folio contains 10 five-finger arrangements of songs from the movie as well as eight pages of full-color artwork. In five-finger style, the melody is split between the left and right hands, and there are no key signatures in the solo part. Dotted quarter notes, triplets, and sixteenth notes are avoided. All of the melodic arrangements have optional duet accompaniments created to achieve a fuller, richer musical experience. Titles: Dumbledore's Farewell * Farewell Aragog * The Friends * Ginny * Harry and Hermione * In Noctem * Slughorn's Confession * The Weasley Stomp * When Ginny Kissed Harry * Wizard Wheezes.

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Series: 5 Finger
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 48
ISBN10: 0-7390-6210-7
ISBN13: 978-0-7390-6210-4
UPC: 038081371719
SKU: 00-33261

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About the Composer: Nicholas Hooper

Nicholas Hooper composed the scores for the final four films in the Harry Potter series, beginning with Half-Blood Prince. His work brought a more sophisticated harmonic language to the wizarding world while maintaining the melodic accessibility that made earlier scores iconic.

Why we love this

These arrangements capture some of the most memorable moments from Half-Blood Prince without overwhelming elementary pianists. The optional duet parts transform practice into genuine ensemble experience, which means students stay engaged and teachers get flexible programming options for recitals or unit celebrations.

What to expect

These selections balance the whimsy of the wizarding world with genuine emotional moments. You'll find tender passages alongside playful, rhythmic themes that bring the films' most meaningful scenes to life on the keyboard.

Who it's for

Elementary pianists who love the Harry Potter films and are ready to move beyond single-melody arrangements. This collection works equally well for students learning their first movie themes or for recital programs that need recognizable, crowd-pleasing material.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the melody distribution between hands carefully during the five-finger passages; the left hand often carries just as much musical weight as the right.
  • Use the duet accompaniments in rehearsal to help students feel the harmonic foundation, then gradually reduce accompanist support as their confidence grows.
  • Work the color artwork into your presentation. Students connect emotionally to these scenes, which deepens their investment in learning the music.

How to use it

Feature one or two selections in a spring recital to celebrate the end of the school year, or use the entire collection as a thematic unit when teaching film music arranging concepts. The duet format also makes this material ideal for teacher-student performance partnerships during parent showcases.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading five-finger position notation without key signatures
  • Coordinating independent melodic lines between both hands
  • Performing rhythmic figures including dotted quarter notes and triplets
  • Ensemble listening and coordination with duet accompaniments
  • Interpreting musical character and phrasing in familiar melodic contexts

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