"Things are finally looking up for Amelia Jones: she's officially a Mystwick student, and she even has a teacher to help her learn how to use her rare Composing magic. The only problem is that she still doesn't understand how her powers work. But then she hears about a super exclusive Midnight Orchestra--half performance, half magical black . . . But the Midnight Orchestra is far more sinister than it initially appears and if Amelia can't unlock her...

After learning that he is going deaf, Beethoven is determined to write a great symphony using the heroic deeds of Napoleon as his initial inspiration.

June wakes up with a new tune in her head and tries to put words to the music. Her friend Joe thinks the song should be about monsters and dinosaurs, but June wants it to be about something happy and sweet. Their friend Mike helps them to combine their ideas. Emphasizes the reading of long vowel sounds.

Wolfgang Mozart finds the inspiration to compose a new piano concerto from his pet starling and the sounds heard through the streets of eighteenth-century Vienna, Austria.

Reveals how Pulcinella, a cat, contributed to one of the most popular symphonies written by eighteenth-century composer Domenico Scarlatti, and the consequences for the pampered pet.

"Saltatriz is a tiny woman who sells used songs, and Diminuto has a minute in the place where his heart should be; the two meet in the middle of this unusual flip book." --From publisher's description. "Descubre cómo Saltatriz, mujer diminuta con labios color de fruta, que vendía canciones usadas, y Diminuto, que tenía en el pecho un minuto en lugar de corazón y que reparaba melodías, llegan, dando vueltas, a la Isla Todo Color a vivir en una...

After a bad school day, Sofi is transported from a New York City community garden to the Dominican Republic and Haiti, and helps composer Juan Luis and artist Guerlande.