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The lyrical weavings of Murray Kyle return to Sphinx Rock Cafe on Sunday December 8. He will be joined by special guests on the day, and will be presenting new material as well as tracks from his latest album – Mountain Song.

Murray-Kyle-IMG_9594webHis music honours the connection we all share as humanity, carrying a conscious message for these changing times and inspiring joy and positive awareness into the listener.

A multi-instrumentalist, Murray’s songwriting inspiration developed as he travelled the world, and added guitar, yidaki, woodwinds and percussion to his trained piano skills.

 

Find this and many other great gigs in Echonetdaily’s North Coast Gig Guide.

 

 

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