March 02, 2004
Here's your latest issue of...
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Table Of Contents
1. Free Music
2. A little bit of showing off...If you’ll allow me :))
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Apologies & Free Music
Firstly, let me apologize to everyone for this rather truncated version of Great Guitar Tips. I want to especially apologize to those of you that have just signed up and this is your first issue.
I’ve just taken up a new teaching position and am “snowed under” writing teaching programs for children. Hence the shortened letter!
I have prepared this month’s free music (including midi files though). Composers this month include Carcassi & Carulli. I have again included tablature versions for those of you that want them.
Enjoy!
Here’s the music…
A little bit of showing off...If you’ll allow me :))
I must say I was chuffed when I found out that my website provider had put my humble little website on his "results" page. Apparently I'm in the top 1% of guitar sites on the web according to Alexa.com, a traffic ranking company.
I'm about halfway down the page under "Hobbies" and one of only two guitar sites
mentioned. You can see for yourself
here...
If you're looking to build your own website, and it can be on any theme you like not just guitar, then these are the people to go with.
Indeed, there is a page of case-studies of people using the software which makes for interesting reading. You can view it
here...
Well that's it for the fourth issue. Please let me know what you think or if you would like a particular topic covered in the future and I'll try to help out.
See you in about 3 weeks!
Kind regards, Trevor M.