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Laura Polence’s book “Songs for Children” will be a great ally for those who are ready to get on the song train to go to the wonderful world of music: these pages contain notes and lyrics for children’s favorite songs, known from the Latvian series “Tutas things”, “Ukulele” and “Emi and Roo.” The author of all these charming songs is the composer Laura Polence, but the lyrics were written by poets Kārlis Vērdiņš, Edvards Kuks and writers Inga Mastiņa and Elizabete Lukšo-Ražinska. In turn, the score lines and song verses are complemented by the witty illustrations of the artist Guna Poga, in which the characters and characters of the songs live their own lives.
Marta Selecka, the publisher of the book, says: “It all started with the wonderful songs composed by Laura for the series” Tutas things “, continued with two music albums for children and two Golden Microphones, then with children’s crowded” Tuta song “concerts in the” Hanseatic platform ” at the request of countless parents and teachers, we have also published a book that will allow children to learn, play and sing all these wonderful songs themselves. “
In addition to notes, the book also includes a QR code, which will take you to a special selection created on the web with karaoke versions of all 22 songs in the book, which can be used as an accompaniment to a voice if there are no musical instruments.
Songwriter Laura Polence says: “For three years now, I have had the great pleasure and honor of composing music for the youngest audience, so an even happier event is the release of this beautiful sheet music book, which I have been looking forward to. I hope it will be happy and great an assistant to the little singers too! “
Laura Polence is a singer, composer and pianist from Latvia. He has been involved in music since the age of six, after graduating from the conducting class of the Riga Dome Choir School in 2007, Laura moved to the Netherlands to study jazz vocals and composition at the Amsterdam School of Art. Currently, Laura still lives in Amsterdam and is active in several musical and theatrical projects. Since 2018, Laura has been composing songs for children, but in 2020 and 2021 she received the “Golden Microphone” in the category “Best Music Album of the Year for Children”.
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