David Haynes

[David Haynes]

Couple other housekeeping notes on ‘Misty’:

The print layout can be a little unpredictable – depending on your browser and your printer, perhaps some other issues I haven’t yet rooted out. In any case, I’ve had good luck with Mac/Safari/HP Envy printer – adjusting a couple print settings. I also know that Chrome seems to also deal with the print issues pretty well.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

ALSO: The link to ‘Misty’ and the link to the scale practice sheet can be found in a couple places. Firstly, on the page with the appropriate seminar lesson, but also on the right sidebar on any topic or lesson page.

[David Haynes]

I’ve started the process to get the rights to publish the first set of revised dot songs. Here’s the first group:
“Over the Rainbow”
“Someone to Watch Over Me”
“When I Fall in Love”
“The Christmas Song”

[David Haynes]

I was pleased and honored to meet with Suds when he was living in New York State in early 2000. I enjoyed taking a private lesson with him. Not only did his method help me become a better pianist but in the hour on more that I spent with him, he showed me some amazing concepts about my playing. He had the unique ability to immediately zero in on the important issues His simplified approach and method in teaching the piano has certainly aided many individuals in learning to play good piano music. I am very indebted to Suds and blessed that I found him.
-Gene

(I moved Gene’s note from the blog over here – dmh)

[David Haynes]

Lot’s of little details I keep stumbling upon. I’ve rather decided that I’ll never get this site up if I try to ‘fix’ everything. Now we’re just trying to iron out some licensing details with ‘Misty’ and I’m doing some testing (and compromising) then I’ll jump off the end of the dock and schedule the transition.

[David Haynes]

Thanks Don. I’m building out the site now and tweaking things as I go, so if you see other things that need some attention, please let me know.

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