"The Sound Mill" has been very busy lately with several projects for clients. At present, I am editing an anthology of fiddle tunes for a publisher. This is a lot of fun, because it requires a great deal of attention to detail and rewarding because I get to learn some fiddle tunes.
Also, I am transcribing tablature from an existing banjo instruction book from a famous banjoist to include the written music as well as the tablature. This will improve the usefulness and open the banjo licks up to a much wider audience.
I am also working on a volume 2 for my banjo book. And, lest I forget, still at work on a few cinematic-classical pieces for various arrangements of stringed-family instruments.
So, in all, I am keeping very busy. Cutting down on my membership in so many bluegrass bands has allowed me the time to dedicate to these projects. They're all projects that will have a lasting effect on the complexity of bluegrass, fiddling and cinematic-classical music and for that reason alone, worth the time and effort.
Also, I am transcribing tablature from an existing banjo instruction book from a famous banjoist to include the written music as well as the tablature. This will improve the usefulness and open the banjo licks up to a much wider audience.
I am also working on a volume 2 for my banjo book. And, lest I forget, still at work on a few cinematic-classical pieces for various arrangements of stringed-family instruments.
So, in all, I am keeping very busy. Cutting down on my membership in so many bluegrass bands has allowed me the time to dedicate to these projects. They're all projects that will have a lasting effect on the complexity of bluegrass, fiddling and cinematic-classical music and for that reason alone, worth the time and effort.
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