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About the song and about the book series “press the right colors”. You can find the notes below the description.
Diving into the heart of American folk music, “This Little Light of Mine” stands as a beacon of joy and resilience. Composed in the 1920s, this song transcends its era to deliver a message of hope and determination that resonates deeply even today. The exact origins of “This Little Light of Mine” are a bit murky, with the song often attributed to Harry Dixon Loes, though it’s widely considered a traditional gospel tune. Its lyrics speak to the universal desire to let one’s inner light shine brightly, despite the challenges that may come. This song’s simplicity, combined with its profound message, makes it an ideal choice for learners of all ages, from kids picking up a piano book for beginners to adults exploring piano learning books for the first time.
Embarking on the journey to learn “This Little Light of Mine” with the aid of color notes sheet music and keyboard stickers from a piano songbook with colors, offers a unique and engaging way to dive into music. The play by color method simplifies piano exercises for beginners, allowing immediate gratification and a sense of achievement without the prerequisite of reading traditional music notation. This approach, particularly beneficial for those using a piano book for kids or a keyboard songbook for beginners, makes music accessible to everyone. The song itself, with its uplifting message and easy-to-follow melody, is perfectly suited for piano lessons for beginners, encouraging them to continue their musical exploration. As learners press the keys corresponding to the right colors, they’re not just playing a song; they’re connecting with a piece of history that has inspired countless individuals to let their light shine, making “This Little Light of Mine” a timeless anthem for hope and empowerment.
Some of the notes on our website contain the full version of the song, and some are excerpts, or for example the very beginning, chorus or verse, etc. Full versions of all the notes can be found in our books and e-books: SHOP.
