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Great Lakes Suite Part 4 Patience​/​Home

from Simon Says by Todd Simon

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The 4th movement captures the feeling of simply counting down the days until you are out of there.
Despite not having access to a piano, I actually wrote much of this suite while at boot camp, frantically scrawling musical ideas in my spiral notebook during some of the precious few hours we had to ourselves each week (or covertly during other times). This fascinated my fellow recruits in Division 021, who were eager to hear the finished product. Well, here it is, shipmates – this one’s for you!

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from Simon Says, released April 6, 2013

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Todd Simon Baltimore, Maryland

Dover, DE native & '07 Peabody alum Todd Simon plays in the D.C./Baltimore area on piano, organ, & saxophone. He served in the U.S. Naval Academy Band from Dec. '09 to Feb. '14. His dad Dale “Rocky” Simon founded The Fabulous Hubcaps; his brother Shawn is a Baltimore bassist. Other CDs include Simon Says, Donvonte McCoy's Third Floor, Lionel Lyles' At the Precipice, Tom Moore's Restless Journey. ... more

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