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Virtual Performance at the Barrier Islands Center. Musicians: Gregg Kimball and Cluny Brown

February 14, 2021 by Wayne Creed Leave a Comment

The Barrier Islands Center will present a virtual concert, Spirituals To Shout Bands Virtual with musicians: Gregg Kimball and Cluny Brown.

Cost: FREE (This is an online event – Please see below for instructions)

Sunday, February 21

Instructions: This pre-recorded event will be made available beginning February 21st . Please go to www.vimeo.com/user124997541 and choose “From Spirituals to Shout Bands.”

Many of the oldest and most vibrant American religious musical traditions have their origins in Virginia, and they still flourish today. Old Regular Baptists in Virginia’s mountains sing in the old “call and response” fashion of their British forebearers, and African-American congregations maintain the traditional spirituals sung by their enslaved ancestors.

Come learn about these compelling traditions with Gregg Kimball and Cluny Brown, who will present a multimedia presentation featuring rare photographs, period recordings, and live music featuring sacred quartets, shape-note singers, and spiritual shout bands.

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