Singer, songwriter Hank Cramer brings “Music Across the
Palouse” to eleven library locations the last week of March. With his
booming bass voice, vintage flat top guitar, and a wry sense of humor, Hank’s
shows are an experience you won’t want to miss. Hank’s programs are geared to
all ages in partnership with Humanities Washington.
In “Music Across the Palouse,” Hank is providing three
different programs. “The Seven Tongues of Flame: Ireland’s Easter Rebellion of
1916,” shows the power of music and poetry to change government when violence
fails. In “Through a Soldier’s Eyes: Wilson Cramer’s Civil War,” Hank portrays
his great-grandfather, a Civil War veteran, as he shares battle
experiences, thoughts on the causes of the conflict, and the lessons learned in
the war. “The Family Concert” is an acoustic blend of folk and country music
popular with all ages that includes the historical events that shaped these
genres.
A complete schedule can be found at the library’s Events Calendar at www.whitco.lib.wa.us or by calling toll-free 877-733-3375.
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