It's In Every One of Us: Lead Sheet Digital Sheet Music

It's In Every One of Us: Lead Sheet Digital Sheet Music

David Pomeranz, Taffy Nivert

Item: 00-PS-0008810

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About the Artist: Taffy Nivert

Taffy Nivert is a singer-songwriter who emerged from the folk and pop rock scene of the 1970s. Known for her warm vocal presence and accessible songwriting, Nivert created music that resonated across generations with its earnest emotional core and memorable melodies.

Why we love this

This lead sheet captures a song built on genuine optimism and singability, making it an excellent choice for any program that needs a moment of brightness and inclusive participation. The straightforward harmonic language and conversational melody invite performers of varying abilities to engage authentically with the material.

What to expect

Warm, encouraging, and gently anthemic. The song radiates a quiet confidence that everyone carries something valuable within themselves, delivered in conversational language that feels personal even in group settings.

Who it's for

Solo vocalists preparing recital repertoire, community singers looking for uplifting contemporary material, and anyone drawn to 1970s pop rock with substance. The straightforward melody and positive message make it accessible to performers at various levels.

How to get the most out of it

  • Pay attention to the lyrical phrasing and let the words guide your phrasing naturally; the melody sits best when sung as speech-song rather than operatically.
  • Accompany this on guitar, piano, or ukulele to match the intimate, folk-influenced spirit of the original.
  • Emphasize the universal message in your delivery; this song works because it speaks to shared human experience without sentimentality.

How to use it

Program this as a moment of shared optimism in a concert featuring folk, pop, or nostalgia repertoire. It works especially well as a singalong finale or as a feature solo that the audience can connect with immediately.

Skills your students will build

  • Singing with conversational phrasing and natural breath placement
  • Interpreting lead sheets across multiple harmonic instruments
  • Connecting lyrics to emotional authenticity in performance

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