Talk:Steve Tittle

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The link in Tittle's education paragraph is incorrectly linked to Robert Crane, the television actor, not professor Robert Crane, the music instructor.

The link to Murphy's Law refers only to the expression, and not the musical ensemble that Tittle led. Also, it should be pointed out that InNOVAtions in MUSIC preceded Murphy's Law by two years. With the mention of Murphy's Law being first in the article, it could be misinterpreted that it was the first ensemble.

I've just updated the (formerly dead) link to the Canadian League of Composers, but so many other links (in Tittle's bio, as of 3 March 2008) are dead-emders. I'll contact a member of the Canadian Electronic Ensemble, ASAP, and bring this to his attention.

John S. GrayStudentjohn36 (talk) 19:57, 3 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]