Violin sheet music of "Little Star"

Background of the work

"Twinkle twinkle little star" is a famous British children's illustration album, later "Little Star" Children's songs are adapted on this basis. But for a long time, there has been little exchange between China and foreign countries in the field of children. With China's reform and opening up, more and more foreign children's books have become popular.

Under such a general trend, the famous fairy tale writer Wang Yuran introduced this illustrated album and Chinese translation to China for the first time. Wang Yuran's translation is concise, bright and refreshing. Because the entire story can be translated into children's songs, the fairy tale, known as music, is blooming with the brilliance of a new era in bilingual children's literature.

Extended information:

The "Little Star" picture book is derived from the traditional British children's song "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" more than 200 years ago. It is the most widely circulated children's song in the world and has achieved the most dazzling crown in the history of children's songs in the world. It has also become the most classic first children's song in the enlightenment education of children from all countries and cultures around the world.

Other versions of "Little Star"

"Little Star" is a song sung by Shang Wenjie. It was written by Yao Ruolong and composed by Shang Wenjie. It is included in the album "Graceland" released by Shang Wenjie in 2013. In 2013, the song won the Best Golden Song Award at the MusicRadio China TOP Chart Awards Night.

Creative background

Shang Wenjie’s original intention of composing this song was to allow people living under urban pressure to stay away from the steel jungle, get rid of their impatience, return to innocence, and rediscover their lost memories. Dream, believe in the world, believe in love. At the end of 2012, Shang Wenjie received a children's poem "Little Star" from a friend. Two seconds after she finished reading, she hummed "Twinkle, twinkle, little star, How I wonder what you are" according to the melody. Later, I suddenly had the idea to try to express my feelings and understanding of nursery rhymes from an adult perspective, and finally created this song.