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Today's episode of Screenshot is a scream! Marty shares music from the series Vampirina, Paddington, and Final Fantasy. Which of these musical works have you heard?

Playlist:

"Bear Bath" performed by Nick Urata

"Living the Scream" performed by Cast of Vampirina: Michael Kooman, Christopher Dimond

"Everybody Scream, Everybody Howl" performed by Cast of Vampirina, composed by Michael Kooman & Christopher Dimond

"Main Theme" from Final Fantasy VII performed by Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra; Arnie Roth, conductor; composed by Nobui Uematsu

What do Thor, the circus, and a motley crew of puppets have in common? They are all featured on today's episode of Screenshot!

Playlist:

"Arena Fight" performed by Mark Mothersbaugh

"Animal Crackers Overture" performed by Bear McCreary

"The Whistling Caruso" performed and composed by Andrew Bird

From the Legend of Zelda to the musical Annie, Marty is finding the joy of life. What tunes do you recognize?

Playlist:

"Princess Zelda" performed by Slovak National Symphony Orchestra; Eric Bucholz, conductor, composed by Koji Kondo

"Tomorrow" performed by Quvenzhané Wallis, composed by Charles Strouse & Martin Charnin

 "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" performed by Regina Spektor, composed and written by George Harrison

This episode of Screenshot reminds us 'there's no place like home'. Featuring Disney's Moana and The Wizard of Oz.

Playlist:

"Short Short Short Long" performed by Peg + Cat, composed by Walter Hawkes

 "Where You Are" performed by Christopher Jackson, Rachel House, Nicole Scherzinger, Auliʻi Cravalho, & Louise Bush; composed by Lin-Manuel Miranda,Opetaia Foa'i, & Mark Mancina

 "How Far I'll Go" performed by Auliʻi Cravalho, composed by Lin-Manuel Miranda

"If I Only Had a Heart" performed by Jack Haley, composed by Harold Arlen

Marty is traveling to Rio, Manhattan and Tokyo. Join in on the fun as he explores the classic TV show, Sesame Street, animated film Rio, and catch 'em all playing the game Pokémon.

A magical theme seems to fall upon the music Marty shows us today! From the world of the Lego Movie, we get to hear a joyously catchy song. From the world of Harry Potter? a mysterious tune. While finally, from the video game world of Ori and the Blind Forest, some inquisitive and wondrous music will touch your ears.

From cartoon cats to cartoon ghosts, music of all types is featured in this episode! Marty Coldwater is showing off his musical palette by introducing us to the more recent Spider Man music, then taking us all the way back to the jazzy Aristocats. But what music is haunting the halls of Luigi's Mansion? Listen in to find out!

Today we're going to listen to music that makes us move, music that makes us feel, and music that will teach us something! Marty Coldwater takes us on a rollercoaster ride of different genres of music that are great for any occasion. Featuring songs from "Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood," the movie "Trolls," and the film "Sing."Playlist: Friends Help Each Other, Yes They Do | When You Have to Go Potty Stop, and Go Right Away | Try a New Food, It Might Taste Good! by Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Hallelujah by Leanoard Cohen; performed by Tori Kelly Can't Stop the Feeling by Justin Timberlake

In this episode, our host Marty Coldwater gives us a look into the music of a popular game series, and two hit movies! We first get to hear a symphonic spin on the classic themes of the Metroid videogames. Then we get to hear two very popular Disney songs from the films Coco and The Nightmare Before Christmas.Playlist:Super Metroid: A Symphonic Poem by Kenji Yamamoto; orchestrated by conductor Andrew Skeet and Ben Foskett; performed by the London Philharmonic OrchestraWhat’s This? sung and composed by Danny Elfman for the soundtrack of the Disney movie “The Nightmare Before Christmas.”Un Poco Loco by Anthony Gonzalez and Gael García Bernal for the soundtrack of the Disney movie “Coco.”

Marty Coldwater is visiting universes that you explore on the screen! This program dives into the gaming worlds of LittleBigPlanet and Final Fantasy X, then we go out of our world to venture Star Wars.Playlist: The Orb of Dreamers (The Cosmic Imagisphere) by Daniel Pemberton; performed by London Philharmonic Orchestra and Andrew Skeet, conductor To Zanarkand by Nobuo Uematsu; performed by Video Games Live Yoda's Theme by John Williams; performed by Anne-Sophie Mutter, violin