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Halloween piano sheet music

Play spooky minor-key classics, mysterious chants and dramatic marches on the piano. Listen to each arrangement, switch between Both hands and One hand, and open the full interactive score.

5 spooky melodies · 1 performance score · FreeBrowse all sheet music

Featured Halloween performance

Watch our falling-note piano roll and practise the exact matching two-hand score.

  • Next stepsD minor (Dorian) · 4/4

    Dies Irae

    Traditional 13th-century chant (quoted by Berlioz & Liszt) · The ancient four-note chant of fate and the supernatural.

    Both hands · 72 BPMOpen score
  • DevelopingA minor · 3/4

    Danse Macabre

    Camille Saint-Saëns · Saint-Saëns’s swirling midnight skeleton waltz.

    Both hands · 108 BPMOpen score
  • DevelopingA minor · 4/4

    Gnossienne No. 1

    Erik Satie · Erik Satie’s shadowy, hypnotic piano melody.

    Both hands · 64 BPMOpen score

Explore more piano sheet music

Every Halloween tune above is also part of our full interactive sheet music library, alongside beginner classics and Christmas carols.

Frequently asked questions

What is the easiest Halloween song to play on the piano?

Dies Irae and Chopin’s Funeral March (One hand version) are the easiest places to start. Both use slow, steady rhythms and stay within a small five-note range in A minor / D Dorian.

Can I play these Halloween piano sheets with one hand or both hands?

Yes. Every melody in our Halloween collection includes a Both hands arrangement (with a left-hand bass part) and a One hand arrangement (melody only), plus interactive tempo controls.