This morning I woke up at 3:30 a.m. and could not get back to sleep. Usually in these cases I get busy doing something, and then go back to bed when I feel sleepy. This time I never felt sleepy. As I am writing this, it is 9:30 p.m. and I have been up for 18 hours and I still do not feel sleepy, I know not why. So I had all this extra time in the wee hours, and decided to use it to do something I had been putting off, and that is advertising this website.
So for five hours I searched for places to add my link. During the process, I found two very interesting websites, sites I would never had discovered if I had not found myself in the middle of the night with nothing else to do. The first is http://www.musicianspage.com/ where I found that I can post my own compositions using my notation program, Sibelius. I posted three pieces, and found that it was much easier than it is to post on www.sibeliuismusic.com where most of my compositions reside. So that was a happy day—no, I mean happy sleep-deprived night. The second site that especially interested me was a blog by organist Robert Ferrell, a composer who is offering a free “prelude of the month club”, where if you send him your E-mail he will send you an organ prelude once a month in PDF format. I had never heard of a “prelude of the month club,” but it sure sounded like a great idea. I promptly e-mailed him, and he just as promptly sent me an organ prelude. Here is his site address if you are interested. http://www.sacredsoundworks.blogspot.com/
So I hope that now people will begin to find this site, as the old one disappeared a few days ago when the service provider went out of business. Please sign the guest book and tell me a little about yourself. Most of the sheet music is free, and you have my permission to print a copy for yourself, as well as copies for your choir members as needed..
So for five hours I searched for places to add my link. During the process, I found two very interesting websites, sites I would never had discovered if I had not found myself in the middle of the night with nothing else to do. The first is http://www.musicianspage.com/ where I found that I can post my own compositions using my notation program, Sibelius. I posted three pieces, and found that it was much easier than it is to post on www.sibeliuismusic.com where most of my compositions reside. So that was a happy day—no, I mean happy sleep-deprived night. The second site that especially interested me was a blog by organist Robert Ferrell, a composer who is offering a free “prelude of the month club”, where if you send him your E-mail he will send you an organ prelude once a month in PDF format. I had never heard of a “prelude of the month club,” but it sure sounded like a great idea. I promptly e-mailed him, and he just as promptly sent me an organ prelude. Here is his site address if you are interested. http://www.sacredsoundworks.blogspot.com/
So I hope that now people will begin to find this site, as the old one disappeared a few days ago when the service provider went out of business. Please sign the guest book and tell me a little about yourself. Most of the sheet music is free, and you have my permission to print a copy for yourself, as well as copies for your choir members as needed..