Patrick Smith Takoma Park, Maryland
Patrick Smith has written and performed his music with oDD Camp, the Solaris Guitar Trio, FingerPaint, and as a soloist. His works for dance have been performed in New York, Richmond, Philadelphia, and at the JFK Center for Performing Arts in Washington, DC. A blog of his musical journey is at ajourneymanswayhome.blogspot.com ... more
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The Edge of the Land
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