Templar Treasure Found

Local native Michael Droste believes he has solved the mystery of the Templar Treasure.

Bartlett IL, August 28, 2015 - Local native Michael Droste believes he has solved the mystery of the Templar Treasure.

Upon his many years of research he will prove that it is in the Chicago Metropolitan Area. TemplarTreasureFound.com Too many coincidences and too many signs have led him to this conclusion.

Some of the chapter titles include:
• Chicago Connection
• Searching
• Grandmaster
• Templar Resources
• Cabins
• Norwegian Vessels
• Steel Shelter
• Hooked X Marker
• Suburban Cemetery
• Exact Location of Templar Treasure

(the names have been slightly changed, as to not give away the specific location in this article)

The precise location is detailed in the book. The book contains mostly photographic proof and links to historical and modern day references of Templar History, and modern Templar resources.

The ebook is on sale at TemplarTreasureFound.com for $9.95 50% off as an introductory price.

The regular price will be $19.95

All the signs lead to a surprising conclusion.

About Windy Town Media Arts: Windy Town Media Arts Company releases music recordings,
books, music videos, and iOS apps.

About Michael Droste, He is a graduate of the De Paul University School of Music and is an educator in the suburbs of Chicago.

Contact: info@windytown.com WindyTown.com PO Box 1025 Streamwood IL 60107-1025
Phone: 707-602-7277

Contact:
Michael Droste
WindyTown.com
PO Box 1025
Streamwood IL 60107-1025
707-602-7277
info@windytown.com
http://www.TemplarTreasureFound.com

Got 99¢ - If So, You Can Learn How to Play The Blues

When you need to get your spirits roused or your feelings repaired, you need to play the blues.

Bartlett, IL, August 01, 2015 -- Michael Droste, a composer and musician from Illinois, released a new everything 99¢ music store. PlayTheBlues.com is dedicated to help you learn the blues. “I also want to give everyone the blues in common keys that blues bands usually perform. The website has all the instruments, in all of the keys: Bb, C, D, E, Eb, F, G, A,” said Droste.

The Play The Blues instrument list includes: Alto Saxophone, Bass Guitar, Clarinet, Drums Set, Flute,Acoustic and Electric Guitar, Keyboard Instruments, Oboe, Recorder, Soprano Saxophone, Violin, Viola, Cello, Tenor Saxophone, Trombone, Trumpet, Tuba and Vibes.

Each 99¢ recording also has 'Magic Notes’ at the website that are a place to start playing the blues.

Try repeating the notes, creating a complimentary or contrasted rhythm and start having fun. Each Blues song has a total of 12 choruses.

“Soloing is a very free, fun way to express your feelings and emotions. It is simply one of the best parts of playing an instrument. Play around an experiment. Play with the track, then on the second chorus, play whatever you want! Play sharp notes, flat notes, listen to what sounds good or bad.

Simply play around an experiment,” Droste Stated.

Everything comes out in blues music: joy, pain, struggle. Blues is affirmation with absolute elegance. It's about a man and a woman. So the pain and the struggle in the blues is that universal pain that comes from having your heart broken. Most blues songs are not about social statements ~Wynton Marsalis

To assist the beginner, there is a blues tutorial at the end of each recording. The 500+ recordings for every instrument are now available for 99¢ each through PlayTheBlues.com http://www.PlayTheBlues.com

“Something about playing the blues, has the ability to make things in your heart and soul better,” said Droste.

About Windy Town:
Windy Town is a privately owned music company founded in 1992. Located in Bartlett IL., a suburb of Chicago, they release hundreds of unique musical recordings a year. Michael Droste is a graduate of the DePaul School of Music in Chicago.

Contact:
Windy Town
WindyTown.com
Streamwood, IL
630-344-9292
WindyTown@mac.com
http://www.WindyTown.com

Can Disco and the Blues be Combined? Don't You Want to Know?

This was the question composer Michael Droste wanted to answer. Through his Play The Blues series at PlayTheBlues.com Droste wanted to teach everyone playing a musical instrument how to play the blues.

Streamwood, IL, November 25, 2013 - This was the question composer Michael Droste wanted to answer. Through his Play The Blues series at PlayTheBlues.com Droste wanted to teach everyone playing a musical instrument how to play the blues. He released 16 different recordings to teach everyone, on every instrument, the blues changes, and give the pros and beginners many choruses to learn how to solo in the blues.

"For this particular release," he stated, "why not combine disco and the blues together and see how it sounds?" Pleased with the results, the recordings are now available for everyone at every online music retailer.

As fan of the Chicago blues scene, he continues to create recordings that combines the blues with jazz, hip hop, techno, and rock. "One should not be limited to one style of music with the blues," he said. "The blues changes slot well into other genres," Droste stated.

As the Trumpet is his main instrument, he could understand the frustration of trying to find some blues recordings for soloing in a key for his instrument. "I wanted the Oboe, Clarinet, Trombone, Piano, Alto Tenor and Soprano Sax players each to have their own dedicated recordings," he stated. "The only solution was to release 16 different recordings, one for each instrument, and provide all levels of musicians with many different musical keys and styles," Droste said. That goal is still being realized with hundreds of recordings released at PlayTheBlues.com

Not wanting to short change any instrument the series is made accessible to all with versions for the guitar, tuba, wood recorders, and drum set. Each recording also includes a mini blues tutorial at the end of the blues choruses. There are instructions at PlayTheBlues.com of some 'magic notes' that will sound good with each recording, and their specific instrument and key.

About TrumpetStudio.com:
TrumpetStudio.com (http://www.trumpetstudio.com) was founded by Michael Droste in 1998. Mr. Droste was awarded a music scholarship to DePaul University (Chicago) where he received both his Bachelor and Master of Music degrees. During his time at DePaul Mr. Droste studied with Ross Beacraft. He has taught trumpet students for the past 25 years. He was lead trumpet for Bud And The Bananas, a ten piece Motown group that played for the Spinners, Four Tops, Mc Donalds, and many local area clubs and festivals in the Midwest. He has written three books for trumpet players. Since 1998, he has developed one of the highest rated trumpet websites that has helped thousands of students around the world with articles, consultations, and free trumpet related downloads.

Contact:
Michael Droste
TrumpetStudio.com
PO Box 1025
Streamwood, IL 60107-1025
630-344-9292
TrumpetStudio(@)mac.com
http://www.TrumpetStudio.com

Windy Town Releases: ‘Greatest Hits from One Song Every Day Project’

I thought about raising the stakes, and mulled it over, "Could someone write One Song Every Day?" It just seems to be an absolutely zany thought, and it seems to be such a monumental task.

Bartlett, IL, November 26, 2013 -- Michael Droste, released an album called "Greatest Hits from One Song Every Day Project." “I started to learn about music through the trumpet and still play today. I went to DePaul University on a trumpet scholarship, and then got interested digital recording with computers, synthesizers and MIDI. Technology has come a long way from the old 4 track cassette recorders with out board effects, - to all digital recordings and digital processing done completely in the computer.)” said Droste. He stated, “Could one write 365 songs? - all holidays, every day? - no matter if your sick, no vacations, no time off? - a task to complete every day for one year?” “Currently, I'm in the process of taking my favorite songs and remastering them with today’s technology. I wished I had the time each day to 'fix' the song and make them the way I hear them now… , " said Droste.

Michael Droste was the first person to complete the song a day task. Many have called him the, “Song A Day Guy.” Others have tried to follow and copy the project but Michael Droste was the originator, and all others were followers.

Contact:
Michael Droste
Director of Public Relations
Windy Town
PO Box 1025
Streamwood IL 60107
630-344-9292
WindyTown@mac.com
http://www.WindyTown.com