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Cring & Clazzy appearing at Mount Pisgah UMC

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cring & clazzyAppearing Sunday, May 29th at 11 a.m. at Mount Pisgah United Methodist Church, 160 Mount Pisgah Road in Verona are Cring & Clazzy, dubbed by a recent reviewer as “the biggest two-piece band in America.”

They will be sharing an entertaining and inspirational program called 567: go tell it from the Mount. a modern-day look at The Sermon on the Mount, using music, stories and song.

They will also be presenting excerpts from Cring’s new book, Within, which has recently been released and is already becoming one of his best-sellers.

“After traveling nearly 40 years all around this great country, I have been blessed to learn a lot about people, myself, history and God, which has been mingled with tons of humor and a whole lot of common sense,” said Cring.

The duo has been on the road for 20 years. In the past three years, they have reached 42 states, 362 cities, with 518 performances.

“567 is a program that unites the generations, closes the political gaps and gets us to laugh long enough that we stop fussing with each other,” said Clazzy, who was the first female conductor of an orchestra in the state of Tennessee, and performs on an instrument called the WX5 Wind Machine, a horn touting the sounds of 250 different instruments.

The partners will be appearing at the church for one day only, and the program will have the audience in and out in less than an hour.

For more information, contact the church at (540) 248-2031.

 
 

 




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