Listen to solo piano music by Lynn Tredeau on a new album, Many Branches. Read the nice review of that album by Kathy Parsons at mainlypiano.com.
See my artist page on Lynn Tredeau for more albums, videos, and links.
Photo credit: Many Branches – Spotify (album cover)
Listen to solo piano music by Brian Crain on his new album Little Waltz Album.
Listen to my artist page for Brain Crain with more albums, videos, and links.
Photo credit: Little Waltz Album – Spotify album cover
I simplified my Home and About pages, as well as each section’s main pages for PKM, Blog, Music, Photos, Travel, Writing, Health, Genealogy, and Technology about my primary efforts. Hopefully, this will make it easier to access my website since it had grown into a structure that became too complex.
Of course, I would like to know if you think these changes are moving in the right direction. Does this help you use my website any better? What else would you like to see? Also, it would be nice to know if anything slipped through the cracks during this overhaul.
I appreciate any Likes or Comments directly on a page, or Contact me with other feedback, questions, or other thoughts. Thanks for your patience.
NOTE: See enhanced content on my new Ghost website for WarrenWeb: LYT Pipeline.
I have migrated and enhanced much of my content from WordPress to Ghost, with links to remaining pages and posts that have not been processed yet.
Please visit my new WarrenWeb website and consider subscribing to receive my newsletter.
I recently presented a Showcase on LYT Pipeline: Workflow with Arc Browser, Drafts and Obsidian Spaces for members of LYT Workshop 12. I wanted to share it more widely than just the LYT Community. It is now available: LYT Pipeline.
Recently, I added a series of pages to the Arc Browser section of my website under Technology > Apps. These cover tabs (links), notes, Easels. split views, folders, spaces, profiles, sidebar, extensions, and Arc Max (AI). These are currently available on macOS, which has a Mobile Companion that syncs with the desktop app via iCloud for use on the iPhone. They are also actively working on a Windows version.
There is a lot here, but I have tried to organize it for easy access, reading, and reference using smaller linked pages with embedded navigation. Once I started developing these notes, they kept growing and wanted to share what I learned while I continue further exploration in this direction.
Previously, I posted this stuff for the LYT Community using the Circle platform for members of the current LYT Workshop 12. I received positive and valuable feedback that encouraged me to share this more broadly. I’m also presenting a live Showcase session via Zoom for them to show them my current status with this effort.
Listen to songs in my weekly mix for October 9–15, 2023 (week 41).
See my Weekly Mix Playlists page for more playlists from other weeks.
Photo credit: Spotify playlist
Listen to this favorite playlist of my Liked Songs.
Although I have been dormant for a while, I’m always listening to music. So I wanted to share one of my daily collections of songs that I like. Soon I will also be releasing a series of weekly mixes that highlight music I have discovered. Let’s get this going again!
Besides new music, I will also resurface much of the music buried in my blog archives, which might not be that accessible after their original posts. I will also begin selecting songs, playlists, and albums that I hope you will enjoy. They will be integrated into the Music section of my website. Also I will simplify the complex nested menu structure, and transform them into web pages.
I now have 1,462 posts, including 90% music (1,310) with 145 pages, and 735 comments (all-time), I have had about 16,000 visitors with 24,000 views; there are currently 302 subscribers: WordPress: 297, X (Twitter): 87, Facebook: 41, and Email: 5.
After listening to over 24 hours of music in this playlist, I hope you will return for much more music and beyond. I welcome any feedback on what you like about my website (and blog), as well as any suggestions on what you would like to see.
It’s been almost 10 years since I started WarrenWeb here as a WordPress blog in September 2014 (initially with Doug Warren as its title). I have really enjoyed this journey, and my website has matured quite a bit over that time. As I gained more experience and explored new interests, I have decided to enhance my website and migrate to the Ghost publishing platform for my pages, posts, and newsletter.
During this transition, I have established an initial foundation with about 250 main pages that I have enhanced for the new website, with links to existing content here to ensure a smooth migration. Recently, I started a stream of daily posts on Ghost about this website migration, as well as my new digital garden of WarrenWeb Notes.
Please visit my new WarrenWeb website at https://blog.warrenweb.net. It has my Blog posts and a menu for major sections with my website pages: Home, PKM, Technology, Interests, and About.
I appreciate my experiences here with this WordPress community, and hope you subscribe on my new website. It would be wonderful to have my current WordPress followers and visitors signup with a Free subscription to receive my WarrenWeb newsletter with new blog posts.
I’m also offering a custom link with a free 3-month trial Plus paid subscription (normally 30-days) for a limited-time. This provides additional benefits such as website comments, additional content, and downloads. It also includes access to WarrenWeb Notes, which is my digital garden website with linked notes from my PKM system; you can explore what I’m thinking, linking, and sharing via Obsidian Publish before it’s ready to be published as Ghost pages and posts.
Tips and donations are now available for one-time payments to support my work with no membership required; these are processed on my dedicated payment link by Stripe payment services. The suggested amount is $5 USD, and any contributions help pay for my website and related expenses so I can continue with this effort. I appreciate your support!
I hope you enjoy your visit to my site—reading, listening, watching, learning, thinking, and linking … and come back often. Linking my thinking has transformed my life, and I want to share information and ideas that I have learned. I hope it helps you as well.
Listen to solo piano music by Joe Bongiorno on his new (14th) album Darkness Fades. Another wonderful album!
There is a full album MP3 download available at his web site for only $7.49, or you can pay $8.99 to get it from the Amazon web site (with the extra $1.50 going to them). If you want a CD instead (which also includes an MP3 download), you can request it at his web site for $11.95, and you can get him to sign it too (I don’t think you can get a CD from Amazon any more).
Full album sheet music PDF download of sheet music for all 10 songs is available for $18.95; printed spiral-bound song books with sheet music for the entire album is available for $24.95. which also includes a full PDF download, or single individual songs can be downloaded ($4.25-4.95 each), if you just want specific ones.
Listen to more of his music at Joe Bongiorno with additional albums, videos, and links.
Photo credit: Darkness Fades @ Amazon (album cover)
Listen to solo piano by Christine Brown on her new album Reminiscent: Solo Piano. I also included my playlist of her songs.
Soothing and peaceful music to reflect on those cherished moments in our lives, and offer hope for the future. I am so happy to release this new collection of original works! Creating this music brings me so much joy and comfort, I hope it provides the same for you.
Christine Brown
Listen to more music by Christine Brown with additional albums, videos, and links.
Photo credit: Reminiscent: Solo Piano @ Amazon (album cover)