Tuesday, October 09, 2012

This blog has moved!

I am slowly migrating all of my online activity to one central hub over at TomRule.info.


This particular blog has been migrated over to www.TomRule.info/pianoteaching/. As I type this I am still in the throes of the redesign process, which will take FAR longer than I want it to. However, I'm going ahead and changing my content creation location to my site.


So if you want to continue getting the latest news in the wacko world of Tom, go check out www.TomRule.info/pianoteaching/.


Eventually the look will change from the default thing I've got set there - I'm getting content placed first, and THEN will be messing the design. So please be patient, as this is indeed a one-man effort!


Eventually there will be sign-up-to-get-the-latest-updates form there as well, and it will NOT involve Feedburner, Google, or any third-party. Yup, there's a story there, but I won't bore you with the details. They are fairly boring!








Saturday, September 08, 2012

Sheet Music: Crooked

The sheet music for CROOKED is available HERE over at MacMusicGuy.com. We've also posted a VIDEO LINK "How To" video on the keyboard setup and programming - we're calling it the "MIXTURE How-To" series.

I know - real original name!
This would be good for any student who is learning how to create music from a lead sheet.
Check them out!

You can also keep up with what's being posted for each individual song over on the "All the Songs" page.

Saturday, September 01, 2012

Sheet Music: Raining, from Joey Stuckey's MIXTURE album

The sheet music for Raining is available HERE over at MacMusicGuy.com. 






Raining is a piece from MIXTURE, Joey Stuckey's jazz guitar album that I "co-everythinged" on with Joey. It's a simple little tune that on the record features an excellent recording of a thunderstorm. The guitar plays all three layers during the piece, but there are a ton of pads behind the lead lines.



The sheet music has all three lines notated, plus the chord progression. This would be good for a keyboard ensemble, for practice reading open score, or for improvising to based on a chord progression.



I've also posted a "How To" video on the keyboard setup and programming - I'm calling it the "MIXTURE How-To" series.

I know - real original name.

Check them out!

You can also keep up with
what's being posted
for each individual song over on the
"All the Songs" page
on the MIXTURE blog.