Nine communities across the state received free concerts pertaining to the first book of cowboys songs to be published. The book was published in New Mexico in 1908. The scholar/presenters have also visited domestic abuse shelters, schools, and senior centers in addition to performing in the evening concerts.
For more information please contact:
Mark Gardner
(719) 684-9040
wahtoyah@yahoo.com
www.songofthewest.com
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