Music at the MAC
Carl Beverly & Richard D. Lewis
Making Music to Change the World
Saturday, April 18 at 7:00pm
in the MAC’s Anne Braitmayer Webb Theater
Tickets: $25 MAC members | $30 nonmembers
marionartcenter.org/events
Carl and Richard are two gifted singer-songwriters whose music embodies the very best qualities of the human experience to inspire us all to create a more egalitarian and humane world. Come join us to hear well crafted songs with beautiful melodies and lyrical messages that will give you hope that YES!, we can save the planet and truly make the world a better place for ALL of humanity.
Carl Beverly (Warner, NH)
Carl found his voice over a decade ago and since then has been perfecting his writing and unmistakable finger picking style. His guitar style is rhythmic and mellow and his songs pull you into his stories of relationships, family, and social issues. Carl is a well known featured performer at coffee houses, and songs have made their way to Canada’s Radio One, NH Public Radio, and New Hampshire podcasts. His first CD “Ordinary Life” was released in 2018, and he is currently working towards a second. His songs can be found on Spotify and at carlbeverly.bandcamp.com.
Richard D. Lewis is an artistic late bloomer whose music emerges out of the Folk/Americana tradition. His original songs contain a sharp political edge reflective of his past involvement in the protest movements of the 1960s and related struggles continuing into subsequent decades. These life changing experiences set a solid foundation for his current dedication to issues of human rights and social justice. Richard follows a mantra of “Making Music to Change the World.” He believes that the very best artistic creations are those that are truly “higher than life” and nurture the very best inclinations of the poetic and compassionate human spirit. Richard now calls himself a “snowbird” and currently splits his residential time between Marion, MA and Dunedin, Florida. Review Richard’s music at www.richarddlewis.com.
