Jingle Bells By James Pierpont, Arr. Jeff Hanlon Download FREE score (Printer-friendly PDF format): C6 Tuning (g, c, e, a) D6 Tuning (a, d, f#, b) Jingle Bells is one of the most well-known "winter" songs in the world. Ironically, it was written to be sung at Thanksgiving! Inspired by the sleigh races in Medford, Massachusetts, the song was originally called "One Horse Open Sleigh." Here, Jeff Hanlon has arranged the song for ukulele ensemble. Listen to Jeff Hanlon's arrangement of Jingle Bells: Listen in C6 Tuning (g, c, e, a) Listen in D6 Tuning (a, d, f#, b) Download the FREE printer-friendly teaching/learning notes: Teaching/Learning Notes In This Issue: PRELUDE INTERVIEW FEATURE ARTICLE FREE ARRANGEMENT FROM THE VAULT Advertise here. Show your support for Ukulele Yes! with a contribution in any amount.     Jeff Hanlon holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Queen's University and a Master's degree in Guitar Performance from Yale University. When he's not performing in cities across Canada and the United States, Jeff teaches guitar and chamber music in the School of Music at Queen's University.   COMMENT ON THIS ARTICLE Top ^ Name: Comment: (max. 2000 characters)

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