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Weekly Update - 10/22/20

Hey, everyone! Welcome back to the new blog and the Weekly Update. More accurately, it’s the “Every-Few-Months Update”, but I hope to release it a bit more frequently than I have in recent months from here on out. So, without further ado, let’s dive into what’s new!

Violoncello Updates

I have been working on Violoncello for a little over a week now, and I have made some pretty significant progress. Though I have been a bit busy over the last couple of days with school and the new blog, I have been able to work on it some every day. I’ll continue to keep all of you updated, so you can expect to see more news on Violoncello soon!

The New Website

The other big project I have at the moment is creating the new Tectra site! I just got started last night, but I already have an idea of what I want this new site to look like. Just like Violoncello, I’ll keep you updated on how things are going!

Wrapping Things Up

I must say, both of these projects are pretty major, so I can’t exactly say when they’ll be ready. However, I have been working very hard on preparing for the new site and writing Violoncello. As a result, I’m hopeful that you’ll be able to check both of them out pretty soon!
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