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SKU: A0.864804
Composed by Gary Keady, Gary Lawrence Keady, John Mcintyre Vallins, John Vallins, and Phillip Beazley. Arranged by Dan Severino. Contemporary. Score. 3 pages. Piano Teacher Press #6102849. Published by Piano Teacher Press (A0.864804).Jingle Bell Rock has been a perennial Christmas favorite from its debut in the 1950's. This arrangement is written for young beginning pianists. It is written in standard two part writing. There is a single melodic line for the right hand and a single bass line for the left hand. It is in a jazz style so one should "swing" the eighth notes. This piece is an excellent piece to help students along in playing syncopated melodies. I tried to repeat the rhythms throughout the piece so each new measure didn't have a different rhythmic issue the student would need to master.
This arrangement of Jingle Bell Rock will stand up well as a piece for recitals, family gatherings, Christmas parties and simple personal enjoyment.
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