At Long Last

[tacotortoise]

After several weeks of work, and several weeks of idleness, I have finally whipped my website into shape. There's still stuff I want to add, but I think I've reached the point where I can unveil the fruits of my labors. Thus, I invite you to explore Tortoiseshell Music. There, you'll find scores and recordings of many of my compositions, some of

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[perfectbound]

This is awesome.

[some_kitten]

Bad linky (first). Missing a colon, so Firefox 2 treats the http as part of the URL.

[some_kitten]

And once I got there:

http://www.tortoiseshellmusic.com/allworks is a dead link off of http://www.tortoiseshellmusic.com/cv , should it be to http://www.tortoiseshellmusic.com/works ?

Typo in name of link ("Paul and Storn") at http://www.tortoiseshellmusic.com/blog/posts/2008/7/contra-affair

Also, I think "Mr. Berio, I'll see your Samuel Beckett, Gustav Mahler, and Karlheinz Stockhausen, and raise you Jim Henson, John Lennon, and Aqua." is going to be with me for some time to come.

[penguinkraft]

congratulations!! it looks really nice.

[zandperl]

I like the menu at the top right of all pages. I'd like to see a sub-menu within the store section rather than the links to the catalog, sheet music listings, portfolio, etc. It could go in the gray bar where you have the word "Home". More samples (both mp3/midi, and single-sheets of the sheet music) would help people decide whether to buy your sheet music - I know some are available in the portfolio/"Works", but in the "Store" section there's no way to see those. I would seriously recommend a different organization of the Works/Store sections that would merge them and put more of that information together. Compare also to Jonathan Coulton's store page for more ideas.

I also commented on one of your blog posts asking about an RSS feed for the blog - feel free to delete that comment if you would rather have had it here.