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    Gypsy Caravan to perform at Camp Verde Community Library February 17th

    January 31, 2022No Comments
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    Camp Verde Community LibraryBy Carson Ralston

    Camp Verde News – Join us on Thursday, February 17th from 5:30-7:00 pm in Camp Verde Community Library’s Fireside Room for a special performance by Gypsy Caravan.

    Gypsy Caravan is the duet of Jim Marik and Wendy Lindahl focusing on harmonies and fun! Jim and Wendy both sing and play guitars while Wendy adds Native American flute to some songs and Jim has a gifted and beautiful fingerpicking style.

    If there is any silver lining to the COVID times, it is that they met when they joined a weekly Zoom open mic since they couldn’t meet in person. When COVID safety allowed, they decided to get together to play and found their styles and voices blended very naturally. Over the last year they have been warmly received at several local open mics and house parties/concerts. They are delighted now to be invited to do a full show of their best unique song stylings for your enjoyment at “The Stacks” concert series.

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    Both Wendy and Jim have been playing for years in the folk styles they developed individually, now they have combined those styles for their unique Gypsy Caravan sound. They chose that name to summon visions of the traveling minstrels of the past bringing song, dance and entertainment to the people they met along their way. Again, it’s all about the harmonies and everyone having fun, but sorry, no magic potions or crystal balls.

    Playing different arrangements of their music that features one, or both of them, you will hear covers of favorite songs, including Dylan, Moody Blues, Elton John, CSNY, John Prine, The Youngbloods and some sing-a-longs as well as originals. Wendy also has a talent for taking poetry from some of the greats, such as Rumi, and putting their work to music. They have both written many original songs over the years and are now combining ideas and finding inspiration for new music through their harmonious duo.

    Camp Verde Community Library is located just off of Montezuma Castle Highway at 130 Black Bridge Road, Camp Verde AZ. For more information about this or any other library program visit the library’s website at www.cvlibrary.org or call 554-8380 during library open hours Mon-Sat 9am-5pm.

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