I had hoped to break this when it was finally ready to go, but now I can't figure out the logistics, so here goes:
For a little over a year, I have been composing vernacular adaptations of the Communion Antiphons in Graduale Romanum, in simple responsorial style with organ accompaniment, to be freely distributed online. I was hoping to inflict them on the world by the beginning of the new liturgical year, but I've hit a major roadblock, and that is:
teh Interwebs.
Just this past week I wanted to get into the nitty-gritty of putting up a website, by yikes. I'm a nerd, but I have no idea where to even start. I am the official owner of my preferred domain name (through Googlepages, which is weird to navigate), but that's about it.
Any advice to a guy who has never designed a site before but would like to inflict his music on the world?
I think Googlepages was changed into Google Sites -- is that what you're using? You can upload files there and create pages with text about them.
It doesn't offer a lot of flexibility, but it's a way to get started.
If you want to use a domain name of your own (e.g., andrewmotyka.com or something else), drop me a note, and I'll go into the basics. (I manage a number of blogs and other web sites.)
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