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NewMusicShelf Site Updates: August 6, 2010
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been regularly making changes to the site to make it more attractive and useful. I’ve also been doing some brainstorming on additional changes, and trying to figure out how to make certain features work … Continue reading
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On the Horizon
I’ve been getting some great feedback from composers, performers, and other music professionals lately, and I’m in love with some of their suggestions for how to make the site better and friendlier, so I figured I’d mention a few of … Continue reading