Thursday Music Night: Sarah Flint & David Wierhake
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Thursday Music Night
Sept 10, 6-7:30
dwBrykalski (a.k.a. David Wierhake)
“Missouri Mad-Mule Roots Music”
with special guest, Sarah Flint
Opening (6pm): Sarah Flint is a songwriter, musician and music teacher performing in Bloomington and Brown County, IN. She performs solo, and as duo (with Christy Crandell), and in Arom Heart Mother, a Pink Floyd tribute band. Sarah provided backing vocals on John Mellencamp's R.O.C.K in the USA from the album Scarecrow (1985). She also offers guitar, flute and ukulele lessons.
Sarah will open our evening at 6pm as a solo artist, sharing songs by Joni Mitchell.
Followed by: David Wierhake (a.k.a. dwBrykalski)
From musical collaborations with John Mellencamp to Craig Brenner to Carrie Newcomer to Tim Grimm to a variety of Bloomington and beyond musicians, David Wierhake (a.k.a. dwBrykalski) has gleaned a wealth of creative energy and parleyed it into his own songwriting adventures. A native of the great state of Missouri, he refers to his musical genre as “Missouri Mad-Mule Roots Music”.
David is excited about and blessed by Jaime’s invitation to share his songs of “Life, Love, and Death.” with Juniper Art Gallery’s audience of friends, neighbors, and strangers. His creative energy will be channeled through his guitar, harmonica, accordion, piano, and his Tom Waits/Leonard Coen-style voice.
Sept 10, 6-7:30
dwBrykalski (a.k.a. David Wierhake)
“Missouri Mad-Mule Roots Music”
with special guest, Sarah Flint
Opening (6pm): Sarah Flint is a songwriter, musician and music teacher performing in Bloomington and Brown County, IN. She performs solo, and as duo (with Christy Crandell), and in Arom Heart Mother, a Pink Floyd tribute band. Sarah provided backing vocals on John Mellencamp's R.O.C.K in the USA from the album Scarecrow (1985). She also offers guitar, flute and ukulele lessons.
Sarah will open our evening at 6pm as a solo artist, sharing songs by Joni Mitchell.
Followed by: David Wierhake (a.k.a. dwBrykalski)
From musical collaborations with John Mellencamp to Craig Brenner to Carrie Newcomer to Tim Grimm to a variety of Bloomington and beyond musicians, David Wierhake (a.k.a. dwBrykalski) has gleaned a wealth of creative energy and parleyed it into his own songwriting adventures. A native of the great state of Missouri, he refers to his musical genre as “Missouri Mad-Mule Roots Music”.
David is excited about and blessed by Jaime’s invitation to share his songs of “Life, Love, and Death.” with Juniper Art Gallery’s audience of friends, neighbors, and strangers. His creative energy will be channeled through his guitar, harmonica, accordion, piano, and his Tom Waits/Leonard Coen-style voice.
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Where is it happening?
615 W. Kirkwood Ave, Bloomington, IN, United States, Indiana 47404
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Host or PublisherJuniper Art Gallery
