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Redesign notes, and a thank you to Violinist.com's April sponsors
April 8, 2013 at 7:50 PM
You might have noticed things looking a bit different around here since the weekend. On Sunday, we introduced a few tweaks to our site design, to freshen the look a bit.You'll now find registration, log in and blog posting links up in that dark red bar along the top of the page. Your main content options remain in a navigation bar just below the Violinist.com logo on each page. Our social media links move over to the top of the left column, with a longer list of social media services at the bottom of the page.
And we've got two new forms for searching the website, located conveniently at the top and bottom of each page. We hope those forms will help you find what you're seeking if it's not immediately apparent or available via the other links on the page you're reading.
As always, you'll continue to find the complete list of the month's site sponsors over in the right column. On behalf of Laurie and the rest of the Violinist.com community, we'd like to thank our sponsors for this month:
- Starling-Delay Symposium on Violin Studies at Juilliard
- Shar Music
- Corilon Violins
- J.R. Judd Violins
- Southwest Strings
- Thomastik-Infeld
- Snow Violin
- Anderson Musical Instrument Insurance
- Carriage House Violins
- Dimitri Musafia
- Electric Violin Shop
- Frustrated Accompanist
- Huthmaker Violins
- I Love the Violin
- Long Island Violin Shop
- Master Violin Workshop
- The Potter Violin Company
- Reuning & Son Violin
- Taylor's Fine Violins, Redlands, So. Calif.
- Things 4 Strings
- The Violin Case
- Wangbow Violin Bow Workshop
If you'd like to become a sponsor and reach the thousands of violinists, students and fans who read Violinist.com each month, please visit our advertising page to learn about what is available. And thank you to everyone who supports Violinist.com, whether through sponsorship or simply spreading the word to friends, family and colleagues.
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...and thank you for relieving my mind. I thought maybe I was seeing things.
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