Zip Code Boogie for Public Consumption

Nearly two years ago I sent my Zip Code Boogie to the American Recorder Society to see if they wanted to publish it in their newsletter. They seemed interested, and then I forgot about it. A few weeks ago I got an email from them and they said that it had risen to the top of the list and would come out in September. I got to see a preview of what it would look like, and I am pretty excited that some other groups may get to enjoy this little piece that the Village Pipers have had fun playing.

Zip Code Boogie

One of the people in the Village Pipers gave me some information and encouraged me to send in my Zip Code Boogie to the American Recorder Society for their Members' Library.  If they chose my piece to put in their newsletter, lots of people will see (and maybe even use) it, even if I don't get paid for it.  I still retain copyright.

I sent the contact my piece, and he said that he liked it, but we'll see if they chose to use it.

Stay tuned!

All jazzed up from that, I started arranging Jingle Bells in 3/4 for our Christmas gig.  I'm calling it the Jingle Bell Waltz.