On Sunday, June 21st at 5PM, The Hampshire County Arts Council is pleased to present Michael and Carrie Kline, in a free concert. They'll be performing tight, high mountain harmonies of traditional Appalachian and contemporary songs on guitar and voice. They'll be joined for this performance by Bill Gorby on upright bass.
The Klines are preoccupied with West Virginia songs, from the ancient ballads of the Hammons Family in the central highlands, to mining laments and songs of resistance in the coal fields. They present music both as entertainment and social history, with engaging ease and hard-hitting passion.
Concerts move indoors if it rains. Lawn seating (bring folding chairs or blanket to sit on). Refreshments available. For more information visit http://www.HampshireArts.org or call 304-496-8201.
This program is presented with sponsorship from The Bank of Romney and financial assistance from the WV Division of Culture and History, and the National Endowment for the Arts, with approval from the WV Commission on the Arts.
The Hampshire County Arts Council welcomes persons with disabilities at all of its activities.To request accessibility services to participate, please contact 304-496-8201 or performances@hampshirearts.org in advance and we will do our best to accommodate. WV Relay Operator for information on performances: 711-496-8201. The Potomac Center is wheelchair accessible.
Official Website: http://www.HampshireArts.com
Added by sgalhc on June 12, 2009