Simonton Street is just one block north from the famous Duval Street in Key West, Fl, and is named for one of the city’s founders, John Simonton. This piece is gig-tested, and ideal for recitals.
This intermediate level solo named after one of the major tourist roads in Key West has a catchy melody and rhythm, walking bass patterns, tremolos, and long descending pentatonic scale passages.
Key: G major
Mood: bouncy, upbeat
Pedagogy: walking bass, tremolos, pentatonic scales
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