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Wedding Song (There Is Love): Ukulele

As performed by Peter, Paul & Mary / As performed by Petula Clark / As performed by Paul Stookey

Item: 35-DS00344545

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 5
SKU: 35-DS00344545

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About the Artist: Peter, Paul & Mary

Peter, Paul & Mary emerged from the American folk revival of the 1960s as one of the decade's most influential vocal groups. Their three-part harmonies and acoustic arrangements brought folk tradition into mainstream consciousness, crafting a sound that balanced sophistication with accessibility. The trio's catalog spans protest songs, contemporary standards, and deeply personal ballads that continue to resonate across generations of musicians and listeners.

Why we love this

This arrangement captures the gentle sincerity that made the original so beloved at ceremonies and celebrations. The ukulele transcription preserves the song's warmth while making it accessible for solo performers and small ensembles, whether your students are playing for a school event or building their wedding repertoire.

What to expect

Warm and conversational, like sharing something personally meaningful. The song unfolds without pretense, letting sincerity shine through gentle harmonies and straightforward melody.

Who it's for

Ukulele students looking to play meaningful songs beyond pop standards, performers building a collection of ceremony pieces, and teachers seeking repertoire that connects students to the folk tradition through a modern, accessible lens.

How to get the most out of it

  • Shape the melody with subtle dynamic shifts rather than dramatic swells; let the lyrics carry the emotional weight
  • Pay attention to where the ukulele can breathe between phrases, allowing natural pauses that mirror the vocal phrasing
  • Experiment with fingerpicking patterns to complement the harmonic simplicity; consistency in tone matters more than complexity

How to use it

Feature this in a spring concert celebrating love and connection, or use it as a bridge between folk traditions and contemporary music in your curriculum. It works beautifully in small group settings and as a closing piece for ceremonies or celebrations.

Skills your students will build

  • Fingerpicking patterns suited to folk and singer-songwriter arrangements
  • Sustaining long melodic lines with consistent tone quality
  • Phrasing vocal-influenced arrangements on an instrumental
  • Accompanying with intentional simplicity

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