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SUMMARY:Chris Murphy
DESCRIPTION:Klinkhart Hall Arts Center Presents: Chris Murphy \n\n\n\nFor over 30 years\, violinist Chris Murphy has been dedicated to writing\, performing\, and recording original music. Drawing inspiration from the troubadours and minstrels of the past\, he reflects\, “In another era\, I would have played square dances or been a court musician in Versailles.” His eclectic influences range from Italian mandolin and bluegrass to rock icons like Lou Reed\, Bob Dylan\, and his hero\, David Lindley. \n\n\n\nMurphy performs over 200 concerts annually across the USA\, The Netherlands\, France\, and the UK. His original songs explore themes of love\, loss\, redemption\, hope\, and fear. Murphy describes his music as a “live film score\,” offering listeners a journey into his world. Renowned for his proficiency across genres\, from Jazz and Classical to Folk\, World Music\, and Ambient\, his performances are both charismatic and engaging\, drawing in his audience to make them feel elevated. As Rootstime notes— “Murphy is a master and a craftsman on his instruments…” promising memorable and captivating shows. \n\n\n\nBorn into an Irish-Italian family near New York City\, Murphy absorbed the diverse sounds of his community. He studied Turkish and Indian music at Simon’s Rock of Bard College and composition at the New England Conservatory of Music. While he has self-taught on various instruments\, he found his true calling at 22 when he picked up the violin. “It’s an instrument you’ll find everywhere\, with a charming minstrel quality\,” he notes.Now based in Los Angeles\, Murphy teaches guitar\, mandolin\, and violin\, composes for film\, and performs extensively. His discography includes solo and collaborative albums\, along with contributions to records by artists like Har Mar Superstar and The Dandy Warhols. In the past two years\, he has released six new albums across diverse styles and has also appeared on television shows such as Til’ Death and The Ellen DeGeneres Show. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://klinkharthall.org/event/chris-murphy/
LOCATION:Chalybeate Park\, 199 Main St\, Sharon Springs\, NY\, 13459\, United States
CATEGORIES:Klinkhart in the Park Summer Concert Series,Music
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SUMMARY:2026 Sharon Springs Poetry Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Sharon Springs Poetry Festival returns October 15–17\, 2026\, presented by the Klinkhart Hall Arts Center. Continuing a tradition founded by Pulitzer Prize–winning poet Paul Muldoon\, the festival brings distinguished voices in contemporary poetry to a small village setting\, where readings\, conversations\, and workshops unfold over the course of a long autumn weekend. As in previous years\, all public events remain free and open to everyone\, reflecting a simple but important idea that the arts should be accessible\, shared\, and lived with. \nThis year’s festival features three remarkable poets: Sherman Alexie\, Tina Chang\, and Mary Jo Salter. Each brings a distinct voice and body of work\, spanning lyrical reflection\, formal precision\, and socially engaged storytelling. Together\, they offer a wide and generous view of what poetry can be today. Audiences will have the chance not only to hear their readings\, but to engage more directly through discussions and workshops that invite participation rather than observation. \nStay tuned for more details.
URL:https://klinkharthall.org/event/2026-sharon-springs-poetry-festival/
LOCATION:Various\, Sharon Springs\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Poetry Festival
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