Nope. It’s Free...build away! The real question is…what does it cost you to “not” build a page?
Cool! As you should!.....There are several pages out there that you can update your info. However, not very many of them focus on a “specific” genre or type of music. Here at SoloPiano.com, people will know that you are a part of the solo piano community. In addition, people that love solo piano music will know where to go to get that music. Give yourself the chance to grow your listening audience!
If you listen to our Artists frequently, we would love to have you join as a listener. This is free of charge, and most importantly having your own profile gives you the opportunity to not only rank albums that you like directly and leave comments on your favorite musicians, in most cases, you can also contact your favorite artists directly through their SoloPiano.com Page!
No worries, just contact us through our contact form. This is a website, so there will always be a glitch here and there;)
First off, welcome! Secondly, you will see a translation link on the upper right corner of the homepage. Just click on that and your respective language, and you should be able to find one that best suits your needs.
Quick Answer…Yes! Long Answer…In order to build an “Artist” page you must be an actual piano artist. What does this mean? If you record, perform, or publish music that is “just” piano music you are certainly good to go. However, if you have a violin, cello, or perhaps even some instrumentation in the background on some of your songs that continue to “feature” the piano as the main instrument, you are still good to go. Again, the piano should be the main instrument in your collaboration. Now, if you consistently have “duet songs” than you should re-consider if an artist page is for you. For example, if every other song on your album is piano/vocal, or piano/flute, then a solo piano artist page is probably not the best fit. It’s never safe to disqualify an album without hearing it, however ask yourself a question….Are you comfortable with having the words “solo piano” on a CD cover? Can you market your music as solo piano or a piano album? That would be a good pulse check….The artist pages are for the promotion of the solo piano artist. If you have more questions, feel free to contact us. You cannot build a page as the name of a business, organization, or website. It must be an actual artist page. If it is perceived that the page you are building is not an artist page, it will be removed.
You will be removed.
This is an easy fix. Simply copy and paste what you want in your profile into a standard “Notepad” application. This is a very standard application that is on most computers. From the notepad application, copy and paste the text into your bio or profile box, and the slashes should be removed.
Rating albums are fun, and a GREAT way to let others know about a good solo piano album. Anyone who signs up as a listener or artist can rate an album. This rating system is meant for fans, artists, and listeners who really enjoy a certain album or want to speak to its creativity. There are a couple important things to remember on our ratings system:
1) There will be allowed one rating per album, per listener.
2) Artists should not rate their own albums.
3) If we suspect multiple accounts being used for the same rating, they will be removed. We have the right to remove any ratings at anytime per our discretion.
Artists love to receive ratings, so support and comment on their albums!!
Awesome! Please read our submission guidelines on this page. It goes into detail, but should answer all of your questions!
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