A Mission 0f Music From Pearl River to All Over The World

When Chris graduated from the prestigious schools of Simon Rock of Bard College and New England Conservative of Music in Boston and began his life's journey, one of the first places he performed was at the historic Turning Point in his home town. It is home of great music, created in 1976, and hosted hundreds of musicians of every genre, some very famous.

From Boston, Chris moved to the State of Washington and finally settled in California.

Finding his music home, he has produced 500 works, 16 or more solo albums and 2o collaborative albums. From there, Chris has toured America including Hawaii and soon most of Europe. He has performed in Belgium, England, Italy, the Netherlands, but the one that fascinated me was Dubai. It is a city in the United Arab Emirates nation in Asia. With a few of his fellow performers who are great Irish musicians as well went to Dubai to celebrate St. Patrick's Day for one of America's military station.

Chris is going back to England in July and Alaska in September to perform for a 4 day State Fair.

Meanwhile, Chris is coming home to spend time with the Family and to perform around this part of his childhood and youth while visiting all the Murphys and his friends. Chris will be performing at the Turning point at 468 Piermont Avenue in the lovely Village of Piedmont at 7:30 on Thursday, April 25th.

Think about seeing him for yourself by simply reserving a spot by calling 845-359-1089 or

go to https://turning point.cafe/events.htm The tickets are $21.20

Its an intimate facility with a bar in the room and a cafe on the upper floor.

Johnny Markkowski of the New Riders of the Purple Sage and Artie Norton will be joining Chris

PRESS / REVIEWS

"Haunting and enchanting. A talented and innovative player traveling on the edge."
DIRTY LINEN MAGAZINE

"He plays the violin like he was born with it."
ROTH N’ ROLL

"Both a wily, charismatic performer and a fire-breathing virtuoso of the violin."
FUTURE MUSIC MAGAZINE

"A violin orchestra brought by a single man who coordinates it all as if he was already doing this from the cradle."