SoundCloud was launched in 2008 and is apparently growing by 1.5 million users every month. When you upload an audio file you have the choice of making it public or private. Then you can share in a variety of ways including email, Facebook, Twitter or with a widget on your blog or website like you see below.
You have to register in order to upload your own sounds (it's free), but I believe you can explore and listen to music without registering. You, my friendly readers are part of my experiment.
Below you should see the SoundCloud widget, which is displaying my set of solos from Garden Capriccio. Enjoy!
Beautiful music! And.. SoundCloud was very friendly to use.
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Faye
Thanks Faye, glad you liked it! Anne
DeleteI love using SoundCloud with my piano students. I encourage them to install it on their own devices at home so they can record themselves and share their music any time they like. Quite a few of my students have created their own SoundCloud accounts and use them regularly.
ReplyDeleteLovely music you've posted!
Thanks for following Daniel, I followed you back and listened to some of your students too. Great to see SoundCloud in action in a piano studio, I'm inspired to get on board with my students.
DeleteReally beautiful music- How lucky that you can share your music together. (Checking out SoundCloud today!)
ReplyDeleteThank you Suzanne. Drums and classical piano isn't our best combo, but we sure enjoy playing harp and guitar together. Have fun in the SoundCloud.
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